Ford New Holland L75 Tractor Parts

The Ford New Holland L75 was introduced in 1996 as part of the L series, designed to provide a modern and versatile utility tractor for a range of farming applications. Production continued through 1999. The L75 is powered by a New Holland 4.5L 4-cylinder diesel engine, producing approximately 75 horsepower (56 kW). This engine provides good torque and fuel efficiency for its class. The transmission is typically a synchro shuttle, providing 12 forward and 12 reverse speeds. A power shuttle option was also available, enhancing ease of use, especially in loader work. The PTO delivers approximately 66 horsepower and typically features a 540 RPM PTO shaft. Hydraulic capacity is around 14.5 GPM, powering implements effectively, and features multiple remote valves. The 3-point hitch is Category II, offering a lift capacity of around 4,600 lbs. Common applications for the L75 included haying operations (mowing, baling, and tedding), livestock feeding and manure handling, light tillage (discing and harrowing), and general utility work around the farm. What distinguishes it from other models is its combination of reasonable power, user-friendly controls, and relatively compact size, making it suitable for diverse farming needs.