New Holland CR9.90 '2014–24

Jun 22, 2014

For the 2015 harvest, producers will have a new line of yellow machines that capitalize on 40 years of the company's dual rotor design. Launch includes biggest New Holland combine ever introduced.

Based on the media release from New Holland, the company is making a statement with the new CR Combine Harvester series. The company reports at 15 percent boost in productivity for the line and gentle handling that keeps grain crackage as low as 0.2 percent. And the new combines feature the Harvest Suite Ultra Cab with more glass area than previous models.

The company has changed model designations as well to a series that better highlights the combine classes offered. The harvester market has worked lately to denote engine horsepower and harvest capacity using the class system of model designation. New Holland joins with model numbers that now start at with the CR6.90 and finish with that top level CR10.90 Elevation.

Here's a look at the line:

CR6.90 - class 6 - 401 Maximum harvesting power (hp[CV])

CR7.90 - class 7 - 449 Maximum harvesting power (hp[CV])

CR8.90 - class 8 - 517 Maximum harvesting power (hp[CV])

CR9.90 - class 9 - 571 Maximum harvesting power (hp[CV])

CR9.90 Elevation - class 10 - 571 Maximum harvesting power (hp[CV])

CR10.90 Elevation - class 10 - 653 Maximum harvesting power (hp[CV])

http://www.farmindustrynews.com/combines/new-combine-series-launched-new-holland