ML27

With a narrow width of 60.0 inches (1523 mm) and overall height of 92.1 inches (2339 mm), the ML27 is suitable for landscapers focused on clearing sidewalks or fenced-in areas with limited space. Machine length without a bucket comes in at 136.5 inches (3468 mm) and 166.9 inches (4239 mm) with bucket.

The small articulated loader series provides unmatched agility to maneuver in tight spaces. Perfect for various landscaping and light construction jobs, these machines are just the right size for snow and debris removal on sidewalks and in backyards, hauling landscaping materials, removing fallen trees or for working on jobsites with sensitive surfaces. Don't be misled when reading 'small' in all this talk regarding New Holland's small articulated loaders; the compact size still provides powerful lifting capabilities.

Jobsites and tasks requiring heavy machinery power delivered through a compact package can turn to New Holland's small articulated loaders. The ML27 model showcases a lifting capacity of 5,181 lbs (2350 kg), maximum tipping load capacity of 6,393 lbs (2900 kg) and lifting height of 99.1 inches (2517 mm). 

The 50 HP (37.0 kW) machine boasts a 5,732 lb (2600 kg) operating weight, allowing for minimal ground disturbance when turning or hauling on soft ground like turf. The ML27 comes fitted with an open cab, ROPS/FOPS safety roof and a 66.9 inch (1700 mm) wheelbase. The low center of gravity allows for stable operations, contributing to seamless and precise performance.

Model ML27's lift allows operators to load and unload materials from large trucks and the reach provides more flexibility in dumping, leveling and grading tasks. The 50 HP (37.0 kW) machine excels at dumping and loading on the job site by providing 99.1 inches (2517 mm) of lifting height and 69.0 inches (1753 mm) of dumping height

Key loader features of the ML27 include hydrostatic 4-wheel drive and a SSL compatible attachment coupler with a huge selection of available attachments, allowing the ML27 to tackle any job you need done.