New Holland Construction has introduced its latest powerhouse, the E90D midi excavator, designed to redefine the standard for mid-size excavators. With a robust 73-horsepower engine and a hydraulic system that delivers 42 gallons per minute, this excavator is ready to take on heavy-duty tasks while ensuring both efficiency and versatility. The E90D is set to become an essential tool for contractors, landscapers, and municipalities alike.
“We’re thrilled to present the E90D, which not only offers outstanding horsepower but also emphasizes adaptability, operator comfort, and safety,” says Dan Kakareka, New Holland Construction North America’s product manager. “It’s the perfect solution for a wide range of applications, from digging and grading to site preparation.”
One of the key features of the E90D is its high-performance 4-cylinder, 300 cubic-inch displacement engine. This powerhouse ensures consistent performance across various challenging applications. Coupled with the machine’s impressive hydraulic capacity, operators can efficiently run multiple attachments at once, without compromising on speed or strength. Whether it’s moving rocky soil, compacting trenches, or mulching debris, the E90D is equipped to handle the most demanding environments.
In terms of physical specs, this midi excavator sports a dump height and dig depth of nearly 7 feet, making it highly capable of tackling a variety of jobs. With a bucket breakout force of 13,000 pounds and an operating weight of 20,305 pounds, the E90D is compact enough to maneuver through tight urban job sites, while still packing enough punch for tough terrains. It’s a well-rounded machine, perfect for those who need strength without the bulk of larger machines.
What sets the E90D apart is its flexibility. It comes standard with both one-way and two-way auxiliary hydraulics, as well as a second set of two-way auxiliary hydraulics, making it easy to attach hammers, thumbs, and compaction plates. For those in forestry or mulching work, a dedicated constant flow feature for mulchers ensures optimal hydraulic performance without compromising on power for other attachments.
Efficiency is also at the forefront of the E90D’s design. With a fuel consumption rate of just 2.5 gallons per hour, it’s economical to run, especially for those long, labor-intensive days on the job site. Contractors will appreciate the choice between rubber tracks, steel tracks, or steel tracks with rubber pads, providing the flexibility to adapt the machine to different terrains and environments.
Maintenance has never been simpler. The E90D features a hydraulic reversible fan that operates intermittently, automatically cleaning the engine area to prevent buildup. The centralized grease container, easily accessible from the cab, allows for streamlined maintenance, reducing downtime and increasing productivity.
In terms of operator experience, the E90D goes above and beyond. The high-tech cab comes equipped with climate control for all-weather comfort and an ergonomic joystick that’s customizable for different operator preferences. Operators can even adjust breakout forces for the arm, boom, and bucket to suit the specific job at hand. Enhanced visibility from LED lights around the machine and strategic safety features, including a rear-view camera and travel alarms, prioritize operator safety. The cab itself is ROPS- and FOPS-certified, providing protection from rolling or falling debris.
The E90D also comes equipped with New Holland’s FleetForce telematics system, enabling remote monitoring of machine performance. This system offers real-time updates on maintenance needs, geofencing capabilities, and performance tracking, allowing operators to stay proactive with machine care and reduce costly downtimes.
Overall, New Holland’s E90D midi excavator is a machine built for the modern job site—combining power, efficiency, and operator customization in a compact, maneuverable package. Whether you’re in construction, landscaping, or municipal work, the E90D is designed to meet your needs, no matter how tough the job.
Fulian Operation Team
2024.11.4
