New Holland FR9060 Self-Propelled Forage Harvesters

New Holland FR9060

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General overview

The New Holland FR9060 is a self-propelled forage harvester designed for harvesting and chopping forage crops in field conditions. Produced in the United States for 2007, it is powered by a 423 kW (576 hp) engine with 12 L displacement and uses a hydrostatic ground drive.

Its harvesting setup is centered on an 837 mm (33 in) feed roll frame opening and an 862 mm (34 in) chopping drum width, with a Chevron cutterhead in 2x8 or 2x12 configurations. The machine also includes a 210° spout rotation and hydraulic height position for crop flow and discharge control.

Year

2007

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Length

Height

Width

6,960 mm

~274 in

3,810 mm

~150 in

3,480 mm

~137 in

Rotor Diameter/Housing Width

0.84 m

Additional specifications

Engine Power

576 hp

Displacement

12 cu(m)

Tires front

900/65R32

Fuel tank

1,080 L

Tires rear

540/65R30

Manufacturer

New Holland

Ground drive type

Hydrostatic

Maximum transport speed

40 km/h

Corn conditioner

Optional (kernel/crop processor)

Spout rotation, degrees

210 deg

Hydraulic height position

Yes

Working height

6,400 mm

Feed roll frame opening

837 mm

Feeding system/Feedrolls Number

4

Cutterhead type

Chevron (2x8 or 2x12)

Cutterhead housing width

862 mm

Knife drum width

862 mm

Knife drum diameter

700 mm

Speed at rated engine speed

576 hp

Chopping drum width/diameter

862 mm

Circle Diameter

525 mm

Transport Height

3,810 mm

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New Holland FR9060 Self-Propelled Forage Harvester

0.84 m

6960 mm × 3480 mm × 3810 mm

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the New Holland FR9060. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, and configuration.

Listed features include 429.5 kW (576 hp), hydrostatic ground drive, a maximum transport speed of 40 km/h (24.9 mph), a 1,080 L (285.3 US gal) fuel tank, and 210° spout rotation. A corn conditioner is available as an option.

The supplied specifications confirm engine output of 429.5 kW (576 hp), but do not identify the engine type or manufacturer.

The New Holland FR9060 is rated at 576 hp (429.5 kW).

The supplied information lists a fuel tank capacity of 1,080 L (285.3 US gal), but does not confirm the fuel type.

As a Self-Propelled Forage Harvester (SPFH), the New Holland FR9060 is suited to forage-harvesting work. Its listed equipment includes a Chevron cutterhead and an optional corn conditioner (kernel/crop processor).

The supplied data does not provide an expected lifespan for the FR9060. For a used machine, assess maintenance records, operating condition, cutterhead and knife-drum wear, feed-roll operation, hydrostatic drive performance, and hydraulic functions.

Check maintenance records, engine operation, hydrostatic drive performance, feed-roll frame opening, cutterhead and knife-drum condition, hydraulic height position, spout rotation, tire condition, fuel-system condition, and operation of any corn conditioner. Verify that transport and working-height functions operate correctly.