Ford New Holland ALL Combine Parts

Ford New Holland combines represent a significant era in agricultural machinery, offering a range of models designed to meet the diverse needs of farmers. Production years varied by model within the overall Ford New Holland combine line. Engine specifications depend on the specific model, but typically included Ford or Cummins diesel engines with horsepower ranging from approximately [SPECIFIC HP RANGE, if known, else: 150 to 300]. Displacement also varied by model. Separator systems included both conventional cylinder and rotary designs, catering to different crop types and harvesting conditions. Grain tank capacities ranged from [SPECIFIC BUSHEL RANGE, if known, else: 150 to 300] bushels, with unloading auger speeds averaging around [SPECIFIC UNLOADING RATE, if known, else: 50 to 100] bushels per minute. Available header widths spanned from narrow [SPECIFIC SMALLEST WIDTH, if known, else: 15] foot models to wider [SPECIFIC LARGEST WIDTH, if known, else: 30] foot options. Chopper and spreader options were often available to manage residue efficiently. Cab features varied, including air conditioning, adjustable seating, and basic monitoring systems. These combines were particularly well-suited for harvesting wheat, corn, soybeans, and other grains.