New Holland CH 7.70 Combines

New Holland CH 7.70

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General overview

The New Holland CH 7.70 is a combine harvester designed for grain harvesting in field operations. It is powered by a diesel engine with an engine power of 245 kW (333 hp), and it meets Tier 4F emissions requirements. Manufactured in the United States, it is built for crop harvesting tasks where engine output and clean-running operation are important.

Its operating profile is defined by a rated power of 275 kW (374 hp), a grain tank size of 9,300 L (2,457 US gal), and a peak unloading rate of 100 L/s (1,585 gpm). The combine also lists a separating area of 2.9 m² (31.2 sq ft) and a sieve area of 5.21 m² (56.1 sq ft), which reflect its harvesting and separation capacity. Wheel propulsion supports travel across fields during harvest work.

Category
Manufacturer
Year

2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Width

Height

Length

Weight

3,500 mm

~137.8 in

3,990 mm

~157.1 in

8,760 mm

~344.9 in

13,400 kg

~29,542 lb

Engine Power

333 hp

Emission standard level

Tier 4F

Grain tank size

9,300 L

Peak unloading rate

100 L/sec

Additional specifications

Engine type

Diesel

Displacement

530 cu(in)

Fuel tank

670 L

Type of propulsion

Wheel

Separating area

2.9 sq(m)

Sieve area

5.21 sq(m)

Unloading rate

100 L/sec

Rated power

374 hp

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9300 L

13400 kg

8760 mm × 3500 mm × 3990 mm

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No confirmed market price is supplied. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.

Supplied specifications include a 9,300 L grain tank, 100 L/s unloading rate, wheel propulsion, 2.9 m² separating area, and 5.21 m² sieve area. These are key features to compare against operational requirements.

The CH 7.70 uses a Diesel engine with 530 cu in displacement and a Tier 4F emission standard level.

The supplied specifications list engine power at 333 hp and rated power at 374 hp.

The New Holland CH 7.70 uses Diesel fuel. Its supplied fuel tank capacity is 670 L (177 US gal).

The supplied data identifies this machine as a combine. Specific crop, field-condition, header, and throughput suitability details are not confirmed in the supplied information.

The supplied information does not confirm an expected service life. For a used machine, assess maintenance records, engine condition, separation and cleaning components, unloading system, and overall wear.

Check maintenance records, engine operation, fuel system condition, separation and sieve components, grain tank and unloading system, tires, belts, chains, controls, and signs of structural damage or excessive wear. Verify that all functions operate during an inspection.