New Holland CR7.90 Combines
New Holland CR7.90
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sold in last yearGeneral overview
New Holland CR7.90 combine harvester is a wheel-propelled machine for field harvesting, designed to cut, thresh, separate, and collect grain crops during harvest seasons. It is powered by a diesel engine with 8.7 L (530 cu in) displacement, and the specification list shows 330 kW (449 hp) rated power and 300 kW (408 hp) engine power, along with Tier 4A emission requirements.
Its 11,500 L (3,038 US gal) grain tank and peak unloading rate of 126 L/s (1,997 gpm) support continuous harvest work with fewer unloading stops. The combine also lists a 2.43 m² (26.2 sq ft) separating area and a 5.4 m² (58.1 sq ft) sieve area, showing the crop-handling capacity of the machine.
Year
2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Width
Height
Length
Weight
3,250 mm
~128 in
3,970 mm
~156.3 in
9,970 mm
~392.5 in
17,771 kg
~39,178.4 lb
Engine Power
408 hp
Emission standard level
Tier 4A
Grain tank size
11,500 L
Peak unloading rate
126 L/sec
Additional specifications
Engine type
Diesel
Displacement
530 cu(in)
Fuel tank
750 L
Type of propulsion
Wheel
Separating area
2.43 sq(m)
Sieve area
5.4 sq(m)
Unloading rate
126 L/sec
Rated power
449 hp
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New Holland CR7.90 Combine
11500 L
17771 kg
9970 mm × 3250 mm × 3970 mm
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Juan Bell
We came off a decade-old walker machine and the capacity jump is huge. Yield maps in spring wheat checked out against our scale tickets. About the only downside is that belts and bearings start to add up as it wears.
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What is the average price of a New Holland CR7.90?
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What are the key advantages of the New Holland CR7.90?
Listed specifications include a 11,500 L (3,038 US gal) grain tank, 126 L/s (1,997.1 gpm) unloading rate, 750 L (198.1 US gal) fuel tank, and wheel propulsion. It also has 2.43 m² (26.2 sq ft) separating area and 5.4 m² (58.1 sq ft) sieve area.
What type of engine does the CR7.90 use?
The New Holland CR7.90 uses a Diesel engine with 530 cu in displacement and a Tier 4A emission standard level.
How much horsepower does the CR7.90 have?
The CR7.90 is listed with Engine Power of 408 hp and Rated power of 449 hp.
What fuel does the New Holland CR7.90 use?
The New Holland CR7.90 uses diesel fuel. Its listed fuel tank capacity is 750 L (198.1 US gal).
What jobs is this Combines best suited for?
The supplied data identifies the CR7.90 as a combine, but it does not confirm specific crops, field conditions, or job suitability. Review the header, configuration, and local operating requirements for the intended work.
What is the expected lifespan of the CR7.90?
The supplied data does not confirm an expected service life for the CR7.90. Condition, maintenance history, operating environment, and wear on key systems should be assessed for an individual machine.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Combines?
Check maintenance records, engine condition, fuel and hydraulic systems, unloading equipment, grain tank, separating and sieve areas, wheel condition, controls, and signs of leaks or structural damage. Verify that all functions operate correctly during inspection.
