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New Holland combines, used combines, headers and forage
harvesters at Keats Equipment in New Hampshire and
Massachusetts.
Combines and Forage Harvesters:
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CR9000 Twin Rotor®
Combines
New!
Superior harvesting
capacity and grain
quality
The NEW CR9000 Twin
Rotor® combines are
the result of over
30 years of rotor
technology and field
experience. Year
after year, the
impressive grain
quality and
harvesting capacity
of New Holland
combines confirms
the effectiveness of
the Twin Rotor
design. New
Holland’s two rotors
deliver 36% to 40%
higher centrifugal
force than
competitive-brand
combines for more
efficient threshing
and separating,
while proven systems
for cleaning and
gentle grain
handling compound
that incredible
capacity.
CR9040 Combine
CR9060 Combine
CR9070 Combine
> CX8000 Super
Conventional
Combines
New!
The super-fast,
super-quiet Super
Conventional
The NEW CX8000 Super
Conventional
combines are the
super choice for
fast harvesting!
Backed by 100 years
of factory
production knowledge
and more than 40
years of
conventional combine
experience, CX8000
combines deliver
super-fast threshing
and separation, less
grain damage and a
new level of
convenience and
comfort.
CX8070 Combine
CX8080 Combine
CX8090Combine
> Corn Header for CR
and CX Combines
98C Corn Header
The 98C corn header
is smooth, fast and
durable. It gets
under downed corn,
picks it up better
than the competition
and takes in less
trash for more
combine capacity.
Available for 6 row,
8 row and 12 row
applications.
> Chopping Corn
Header for CR and CX
Combines
New!
The 99C chopping
corn header features
two chopping knives
for each row unit
for optimum chopping
and distribution of
crop residue—ideal
for no-till farming.
Automatic controls
maximize your
control and minimize
fatigue.
> Cutterbar Headers
for CR and CX
Combines
72C Rigid
Cutterbar Header
The 72C rigid
cutterbar header is
available in 20-,
25- and 30-foot
widths. The smallest
model is equipped
with a single-knife
drive, while the two
larger models
feature twin-knife
drives.
> 74C Flexible
Cutterbar Header
The 74C
flexible cutterbar
header is available
in three cutting
widths, and each is
equipped with a
twin-knife drive.
The 74C gives you a
choice of 1 1/2-inch
knives and guards
(twin cut) or 3-inch
knives and guards.
It also provides up
to 4 1/2 inches of
float and closely
follows the ground
contour to pick up
low-growing crops.
And, with the 74C,
the New Holland
Terrain Tracer™
header flotation
system is standard
equipment.
> Draper Headers for
CR and CX Combines
92C Rice Belt
Header
The 92C rice belt
header is 25 feet
wide and features
your choice of
single or double
knife drive. The 92C
is a two-deck,
center-mounted
header that features
a single-feed belt,
a large-diameter
full-floating auger,
and extra-long
retractable fingers.
> Floating Cutterbar
Draper Header for CR
and CX Combines
New!
The 88C
floating cutterbar
draper headers are
the ideal match for
high-capacity New
Holland combines
harvesting on-ground
crops. Available in
widths from 30 to 45
feet, the 88C hugs
ground contours to
get every bit of
crop and provides
consistent,
head-first material
flow from field to
feeder house.
> Flex Draper Header
for CR and CX
Combines
84C Flex
Draper Header
The 84C flex
draper headers is
available in 30- and
36-foot widths and
is ideal for
in-ground
harvesting. Draper
design provides
smooth, even "head
first" feeding in
the toughest
conditions and
increases combine
capacity up to 20%.
A suspended floating
head with flexing
wing sections
provides 7.5 inches
of free vertical and
4.8 degrees of free
lateral flotation.
The 84C can easily
be locked for rigid
off-ground direct
cutting.
> Windrow Pick-up
Header for CR and CX
Combines
76C Windrow Pick-up
Header
The 76C
windrow pick-up
header is available
in 12, 14 and
16-foot widths and
two designs:
SwathMaster™ Belt
Pick-up and Rake-Up™
Pick-up.
SwathMaster™ Belt
Pick-up
SwathMaster™ Belt
Pick-up uses four
individual rollers,
a pickup belt that
gently lifts crop
into the header and
a draper belt that
carries the crop to
the auger and into
the feeding area.
Choose a model with
both front and rear
windguard and
hydraulic adjustment
on the front
windguard, or choose
a model with a rear
windguard with
mechanical
adjustment.
> FR Self-Propelled
Forage Harvesters
New!
FR
Self-Propelled
Forage Harvesters
If you have a lot to
chop, FR Series
self-propelled
harvesters have a
voracious appetite.
These are the
biggest choppers in
the world, offering
a new level of
power, capacity and
comfort. Five new
models range from
424 to 824
horsepower—the most
horsepower you’ll
find anywhere for
maximum capacity.
FR9040
Self-Propelled
Forage Harvesters
FR9050
Self-Propelled
Forage Harvesters
FR9060
Self-Propelled
Forage Harvesters
FR9080
Self-Propelled
Forage Harvesters
FR9090
Self-Propelled
Forage Harvesters
> FX™ Self-Propelled
Forage Harvesters
Peak quality
silage at peak speed
As a custom
harvester or large
dairy operator,
you’ll appreciate
how New Holland FX
harvesters let you
work faster—in all
crop conditions—with
added convenience.
FX40 Self-Propelled
Forage Harvesters
FX50 Self-Propelled
Forage Harvesters
FX60 Self-Propelled
Forage Harvesters
> Pull-Type Forage
Harvesters
When it comes
to rugged,
high-capacity forage
harvesters, no one
builds them like New
Holland. That's why
New Holland
continues to offer
America's
best-selling forage
line.
790 Pull Type Forage
Harvester
FP230 Pull Type
Forage Harvester
FP240 Pull Type
Forage Harvester
> Forage Blowers
Center-fill
silos over 100 feet
tall
The high-capacity
F62B forage blower
is engineered to
quickly center-fill
tall silos and make
it easy to keep pace
with harvesters and
wagons. An improved
design means
vibration and noise
are reduced and
makes filling your
silos less of a
chore. And, the F62B
is easy to transport
and set up.
> Crop-Chopper®
Chops a
variety of crops
Dampness and morning
dew won't slow down
chopping when you
own a multi-purpose
New Holland 38
Crop-Chopper®. It's
perfect for chopping
standing grass crops
for daily green
feeding. It's also
great for making
bedding from
cornstalks or straw,
or shredding and
spreading cornstalks
for mulch. And, it
mows weeds, clears
small brush and
stubble, and tops
potatoes and beets.
It even clips
pastures and
waterways, chops
flax and cleans up
rice stubble.
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