New Holland T7.270 Row Crop Tractors

New Holland T7.270

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The New Holland T7.270 is a wheeled tractor designed for general farm operations where drawbar work, PTO-driven implements, and hydraulic equipment are used in the field or around the farm. It is powered by a diesel engine rated at 168 kW (228 hp) and meets Tier 4 Interim emissions requirements.

The model uses an AutoCommand CVT Economy transmission and a Heavy Duty FWD axle with TerraLock for traction support. It also has a rated PTO power of 143 kW (195 hp), an Independent 540/1000 RPM rear PTO, and a rear 3-Point Hitch with Electronic Draft Control. The CCLS hydraulic system provides a pump rated output of 120 L/min (31.7 gpm), with three rear selective control valves and electro-hydraulic paddle or joystick control. Its maximum lift capacity behind lift points is 7,200 kg (15,870 lb).

Manufacturer
Year

2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Weight

9,550 kg

~21,054.2 lb

Tire or Track Type

wheels

Engine Power

228 hp

Additional specifications

Emission standard level

Tier 4 Interim

Engine type

diesel

Displacement

6 cu(m)

Rated PTO power

195 hp

Transmission type

AutoCommand CVT Economy

Maximum lift capacity behind lift points

7,200 kg

Fuel tank

395 L

Hydraulic system type

CCLS

Pump rated output

120 L/min

Number of rear selective control valves

3

SCV control

electro-hydraulic with paddle or joystick control

Rear PTO

Independent 540/1,000 RPM

Front Axle

Heavy Duty FWD axle with TerraLock

Rear 3-Point Hitch

Electronic Draft Control

PTO speed

540, 1,000

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Nicholas Evans
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July 2026

We put roughly 6,000 acres across it every season. Power reaches the ground with little slip pulling the strip-till bar in sandy loam. It holds rpm steady when the 36-foot strip-till bar loads up.

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Listed features include a 170 kW (228 hp) diesel engine, AutoCommand CVT Economy transmission, Heavy Duty FWD axle with TerraLock, CCLS hydraulics, and electronic draft control. It also has 3 rear selective control valves and 7,200 kg (15,873 lb) maximum lift capacity behind lift points.

The T7.270 uses a diesel engine with a Tier 4 Interim emission standard level.

Engine power is 170 kW (228 hp). Rated PTO power is 145.4 kW (195 hp).

The New Holland T7.270 uses diesel fuel. Its fuel tank capacity is 395 L (104.3 US gal).

The supplied specifications do not confirm specific applications. Its listed equipment includes a rear 3-point hitch with electronic draft control, CCLS hydraulics, 3 rear selective control valves, and independent 540/1000 RPM rear PTO.

No expected service-life estimate is supplied. For a used tractor, inspect maintenance records, engine operation, transmission performance, hydraulic function, PTO operation, hitch function, and signs of leaks or wear.

Check maintenance records and inspect the diesel engine, AutoCommand CVT Economy transmission, hydraulics, rear 3-point hitch, rear PTO, selective control valves, tires, and fuel system. Test controls and look for fluid leaks, excessive wear, or damaged components.