Ford New Holland TB90 Tractor Parts

The Ford New Holland TB90 was introduced in 1998 as part of the TB series, filling a critical niche in the mid-size tractor market. Production continued until 2003. The TB90 featured an Iveco 8045.05 diesel engine, a four-cylinder, 4.0-liter (244 cubic inch) engine rated at approximately 88 horsepower. Its robust design allowed for reliable performance in demanding agricultural applications. It was available with a partially synchronized 12-speed forward and 12-speed reverse transmission offering a wide range of speeds for various tasks. The independent PTO delivered approximately 77 PTO horsepower with standard 540 RPM. The hydraulic system boasted a flow rate of approximately 12.7 GPM, supporting two remote valves for implements. The three-point hitch was a Category II with a lift capacity of roughly 5,900 lbs. The TB90 found common use in haying operations, livestock management (feeding and material handling with a loader), and light tillage. It distinguished itself within the Ford New Holland lineup by offering a good balance of power, size, and affordability, appealing to smaller farms and larger operations needing a versatile utility tractor.