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THE WORLD OF NEW HOLLAND PARTNERS AGRICULTURE 9 2013 very season is a busy one at New Holland; we are constantly sowing seeds in research and Edevelopment, harvesting new ideas and technology, and working to reap the benefi ts for our customers and the environment. This issue features the latest developments that can help ease operations during your busy season: the T8 Series Auto Command™ tractor range, the latest generation CX7000 and CX8000 Elevation super conventional combines, Making Everything Possible Super Harvesting Performance the new TC5000 conventional combines The New Holland T8 Series The CX7000 and CX8000 Elevation with exceptional comfort and style, Auto Command™ Range: super conventional combines ™ the innovative Roll-Belt variable chamber round excellent for any kind of task are raising the bar. The world’s most balers and the redesigned LM telehandlers. with increased power, reduced powerful conventional combines Plus, fi nd out about the new Clean Energy costs and emissions, stability and are able to tackle any crop, Leader website, read what farmers and manoeuvrability, absolute comfort any terrain and any conditions, contractors are saying about New Holland and precision farming solutions all over the world! Precision Land Management tools, get the latest news on the merger of Fiat Industrial and CHN Global into CNH Industrial, and more. 2 4 The New Holland T8 Series Auto Command™ Range makes it all possible: excellent for any kind of task with increased power, reduced costs and emissions, Making stability and manoeuvrability, absolute comfort and precision Everything farming solutions Possible More power, lower costs, lower emissions, the most powerful conventional CVT tractor on the market. Now it’s possible mpossible is a thing of the Command™ continuously performance and eliminates Greater power transfer past. The fl agship T8 tractor variable transmission. slowdowns even in the most means greater productivity Improved Stability Irange has been improved; Thanks to this, the new challenging conditions. and the right operating delivering more horsepower range-topping T8.420 speed (as low as 30m/h) and Traction and including advanced develops a maximum of whatever the task: planting, options like the super- 419 hp with Engine Power The Right Speed tillage, baling or road All T8 Auto Command™ wide IntelliView™ IV colour Management, making it transport. Plus, speed can models benefi t from a touchscreen, IntelliSteer® the world’s most powerful for All Needs be adjusted precisely, ground-breaking design with auto guidance option, fully continuously variable within 0.01km/h. an extended wheelbase that integrated front linkage and transmission conventional The Auto Command™ The T8 is available in 40kph provides better stability and PTO, a wide tyre offering and tractor. Through the transmission has four ECO and 50kph ECO traction. For example, the new a lift capacity increased up implementation of New operational modes - Auto, options allowing top speeds T8.420 has been fi tted with to 10%, while reducing fuel Holland engineering, Cruise, PTO and Manual at lower engine speeds, the new heavy-duty 5" bar consumption and operating the Auto Command™ - to ensure ensure superb as well as a reduction in axle, stretching the wheelbase costs. Now upgraded with transmission has been fl exibility fi t for the task and fuel consumption - ideal by a full 100mm for greater the Auto Command™, tailored to fi t the dimensions also improve fuel effi ciency. for businesses that carry balance during high-speed continuously variable and usage profi le of When working in Auto out extensive transport transport and even better transmission, all six T8 tractor the T8 range perfectly. mode, for example, simply activities. heavy draft performance. models provide outputs This innovative transmission select the desired working In addition to smooth speed Yet T8 tractors still deliver ranging from 273 hp to 419 features seamless power speed and Auto Command management, it offers exceptional turn performance hp and offer seamless power application, employs intuitive adjusts the engine speed unsurpassed operating and outstanding agility. application, precision speed force-based logic and is and transmission settings comfort as the only This is the advantage provided control, cruise functionality controlled via the ergonomic for the most effi cient transmission available which by the sculpted engine and and easy manoeuvrability. CommandGrip™ handle, performance. transmits zero vibrations front axle support casting that “The T8 Auto Command will which features all of the Operating with four direct and jerks to the operator. allows a 55° turning angle. quickly become the tractor transmission functions - drive points, which have The active StartStop hill of choice and the ultimate making it possible to exert been precision engineered holder function further working tool for large-scale maximum power while to accurately match the increases driving safety as Extensive Ballasting cash crop farmers, hay and minimising operator exertion. four most frequently the transmission prevents forage contractors, as well Full 52hp of Engine Power used operating speeds, the tractor from creeping Options as large dairies and transport Management is available the Auto Command™ forwards or backwards intensive operations,” to supply the extra boost transmission guarantees while stationary. Advanced New Holland says to Luca Mainardi, needed to make impossible 100% mechanical solutions take traction a Head of Tractor and jobs possible. Plus, when effi ciency. step further. The TerraLock™ Telehandler Product combined with its impressive traction management system Management. “With a longer transient response, guarantees that 100% of wheelbase and even more it maintains high power is transferred to the power on tap, the T8 Auto ground. Terraglide™ front axle Command™ has impressive suspension improves traction all-round performance. and, by counteracting bouncing Furthermore, it perfectly and lifting rear-mounted complements the existing full Optimal Options equipment, offers a higher powershift model range.” level of operator comfort. In short, the T8 has it all; Though it seems impossible, New Holland products can be even better when combined the most powerful with innovative options. The super-wide IntelliView™ IV colour touchscreen enables exact conventional CVT tractor on guidance control - and is necessary when using advanced New Holland PLM® solutions Effi ciency Is Key the market grants maximum designed to increase yields, control input costs and boost productivity. It’s even possible on-site productivity and helps to track the movements of your T8 and analyse operating parameters in real time though Increased power, but also you make impossible jobs PLM® Connect. decreased costs and emissions; possible. The completely integrated IntelliSteer® auto guidance option allows hands-free precision it’s possible. The six models farming. Plus, with RTK correction signals, you can farm to within 2.5cm from one that comprise the T8 Auto season to the next. Command™ series are powered Commanding Agricultural fl exibility is best when the T8 Auto Command™ is paired with the optional, by effi cient ECOBlue™ SCR fully integrated, factory fi tted front linkage and PTO. Cursor 9 engines developed the Fields All T8 Auto Command™ models can come with 2.15m diameter rear tyres. in collaboration with FPT For applications where low ground pressure or fl oatation is important, 900/60R42 Industrial. They ensure It’s now possible to command rear tyres can be ordered. For row-crop use, 480/95R50 tyres grant a longer footprint Tier 4A emissions compliance the fi elds. The New Holland which generates better traction; these are the largest rear tyres currently available on the in addition to a 10% reduction T8 series has been enhanced market for any high-powered tractor. in fuel costs and an overall through the introduction decrease in operating costs of the renowned Auto of up to 17%. 3 Super Harvesting Pe The CX7000 and CX8000 Elevation super conventional combines are raising the bar. The world’s most powerful conventional combines are able to tackle any crop, any terrain and any conditions, all over the world! elebrating over a and Opti-Clean™ technology conventional combines. decade of success, improves cleaning In line with New Holland’s Cthe CX now proudly performance by up to 20% commitment as the Clean stands for the best in and will enhance profi tability Energy Leader, this range is conventional harvesting. for all farmers.” powered by ECOBlue™ SCR New Holland’s Harvesting From wheat to maize, rice engines which meet the Centre of Excellence, and rapeseed, the CX7000 stringent Tier 4A emissions the Zedelgem plant in and CX8000 can handle regulations and reduce Belgium, has produced it all, even in challenging fuel consumption by more than 210,000 terrain and conditions. as much as 10%. conventional combines and Plus, with special New has just introduced the latest Holland details and advanced to regulate straw walker performance and ultimately With the best-in-class generation of CX7000 solutions, these combines Auto-Adaptive speed to match harvesting increasing productivity self-levelling cleaning shoe, and CX8000 Elevation ensure super operator conditions and the specifi c by up to 10%. the angle is automatically super conventional combines. comfort, in addition to super Harvesting type of crop. Simply select adjusted to neutralise “The CX range was launched productivity and effi ciency.
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