New Holland FR9080 Self-Propelled Forage Harvesters

New Holland FR9080

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General overview

New Holland FR9080 is a self-propelled forage harvester designed for harvesting forage crops in field operations. It is powered by a Caterpillar engine rated at 503 kW (685 hp) with 18 L displacement, placing it in a high-power class for crop harvesting work. The model was produced in the United States in 2008.

The FR9080 uses hydrostatic ground drive and has a maximum transport speed of 40 km/h (24.9 mph). Its crop-handling components include a feed roll frame opening of 837 mm (33 in), a cutterhead type of Chevron 2x8 or 2x12, and a knife drum width of 862 mm (34 in). The spout rotates 210°, and hydraulic height position is listed as yes.

Year

2008

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Rotor Diameter/Housing Width

1 m

Additional specifications

Engine Power

685 hp

Displacement

18 cu(m)

Fuel tank

1,080 L

Manufacturer

Caterpillar

Ground drive type

Hydrostatic

Maximum transport speed

40 km/h

Spout rotation, degrees

210 deg

Hydraulic height position

Yes

Propelling drive range

4 mm

Feed roll frame opening

837 mm

Feeding system/Feedrolls Number

4

Cutterhead type

Chevron 2x8 or 2x12

Cutterhead housing width

837 mm

Knife drum width

862 mm

Knife drum diameter

700 mm

Speed at rated engine speed

685 hp

Circle Diameter

525 mm

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Steven Halverson
Review Dot Separator
July 2026

We put it through tough, wet oats last harvest. Throughput in good high-moisture corn is genuinely impressive. Header height sensing tracks the ground well across rough headlands in milo.

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The supplied specifications list 510.8 kW (685 hp), hydrostatic ground drive, maximum transport speed of 40 km/h (24.9 mph), and a 1,080 L (285.3 US gal) fuel tank. It also has a 210° spout rotation and hydraulic height position.

The FR9080 is listed with a Caterpillar engine rated at 510.8 kW (685 hp). The supplied data does not confirm the specific engine model or fuel type.

The FR9080 has an engine power rating of 510.8 kW (685 hp).

The supplied specifications do not confirm the fuel type for the New Holland FR9080.

The supplied data identifies the FR9080 as a Self-Propelled Forage Harvester (SPFH). It is suited for forage-harvesting work. Its listed cutterhead options are Chevron 2x8 or 2x12.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service life. For a used machine, inspect maintenance records, engine condition, hydrostatic drive performance, cutterhead components, feed rolls, hydraulic functions, and fuel-system condition.

Check maintenance records, engine operation, hydrostatic ground drive performance, cutterhead and knife-drum wear, feed-roll operation, hydraulic height position, spout rotation, fuel-system condition, and signs of leaks or structural damage. Verify that all controls and safety systems function correctly.