ZW30-5B
Compact24 max net hp0.5 yd³ bucket7,310 lb
Tight commodity sheds, calf yards, and compact material-handling sites.
Hitachi LANDCROS at Garton Tractor
Hitachi LANDCROS wheel loaders for California agriculture.
LANDCROS wheel loaders cover compact and production material handling for feed lanes, commodity sheds, silage, and nut-processing sites. Call your local Garton Tractor for current models, availability, parts, and service coverage.
Lineup
Compact yard loaders.
Compare compact models for orchards, commodity sheds, smaller dairy operations, and sites where a production loader is too large. Confirm emissions, transmission, and configuration details for the exact model.
Lineup
Production wheel loaders.
Production models can be configured for dairy feed lanes, almond and walnut processing, silage piles, and regional commodity yards. Size the loader, bucket, tires, and options to the material and duty cycle.
ZW100-7
Medium97 net hp1.4–2.1 yd³ bucket17,250–18,110 lb
Feed lanes and compact production material handling.
ZW120-7
Medium100 net hp1.8–2.4 yd³ bucket19,100–20,340 lb
Dairy, feed, and compact commodity-yard material handling.
ZW140-7
Medium154 net hp2.5–3.1 yd³ bucket25,760–26,490 lb
Repeat loading and production material handling in agricultural yards.
ZW150-6 / ZW150PL-6
Medium140–142 hp2.7–3.1 yd³ bucket27,010–28,780 lb
Dairy, feed, fork, and commodity-yard material handling.
ZW160-7
Medium-Large166 net hp2.8–3.6 yd³ bucket28,650–29,200 lb
High-utilization feed yards, hull moving, and hay handling.
ZW180-7 / ZW180PL-7
Medium-Large168 net hp3.4–4.2 yd³ bucket33,245–34,259 lb
Production silage, commodity, and tool-carrier work.
ZW250-7
Large218 net hp4.2–5.2 yd³ bucket46,100–47,290 lb
High-volume dairy, commodity, hull, and shell handling.
ZW310-7
Large303 net hp5.5–6.1 yd³ bucket54,190–54,851 lb
High-volume commodity sites and regional processors.
Applications
Applications to evaluate by machine and site.
Dairy feed lanes
Mid-size ZW120-7 through ZW160-7 loaders can be configured for feed-lane, commodity, and yard work. Bucket, tire, clearance, and duty-cycle requirements should be reviewed with the branch before sizing a machine.
Almond and walnut processors
Compare ZW180-7 and ZW250-7 configurations for higher-volume hull, shell, and commodity handling. A branch can review bucket capacity, dump height, tire choice, service access, and current availability for the site.
Silage piles and commodity yards
ZW250-7 and ZW310-7 cover high-volume silage and commodity-yard applications. Confirm bucket, counterweight, guarding, and transport options for the material and yard conditions.
Compact yards and orchards
ZW30-5B through ZW80-5B cover compact wheel-loader classes. Compare the exact machine width, height, articulation, bucket, and clearance with every gate, aisle, and shed opening before selection.
Support
Parts and service planning.
Call your local Garton Tractor for Hitachi parts or service. We’ll check current availability and help with the right support for your machine.
- Call your local Garton Tractor for Hitachi service capability and scheduling for the machine and location.
- Call Garton Parts with the exact model and serial number for cutting edges, bucket teeth, hoses, filters, hydraulic kits, and tire availability.
- Ask your local Garton Tractor about current field-service coverage and response timing.
- Schedule pre-season inspections early to reserve shop time and identify parts needs.
Brochures
Full product brochures.
PDF brochure Agriculture ZW30/40/50-5BJapanese reference edition, 8 MBView the brochure 
PDF brochure Agriculture ZW80S-5BJapanese reference edition, 4.5 MBView the brochure 
PDF brochure ZW120/140/150-6ZW150 current; ZW120/140 reference, 2 MBView the brochure 
PDF brochure ZW160-7High-utilization yards, 8.7 MBView the brochure 
PDF brochure ZW180/180PL-7Production silage, 8.2 MBView the brochure 
PDF brochure ZW250-7Large commodity yards, 15 MBView the brochure 
PDF brochure ZW310-7Largest in lineup, 7.7 MBView the brochure Hitachi CM USAOfficial product informationNext step
Call your local Garton Tractor.
Share the operation, current loader, site requirements, and whether a demonstration would help. We’ll check current availability, pricing, and scheduling with the right Garton team.