New Holland TC5.90 Combines

New Holland TC5.90

Average price

$175,000

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General overview

New Holland TC5.90 is a wheel combine harvester designed for field harvesting operations. It is powered by a diesel engine with a rated power of 243 kW (330 hp) and meets Stage III A (Tier 3) emissions requirements, placing it in a defined power class for crop harvesting.

The model combines a 6,400 L (1,691 US gal) grain tank with an unloading rate of 72 L/s (2 bu/s), supporting steady grain transfer during harvest. Its separating area is 6.69 m² (72 sq ft), with a sieve area of 4.23 m² (45.5 sq ft) and a concave area of 0.79 m² (8.5 sq ft), reflecting a setup intended for grain separation and cleaning.

Category
Manufacturer
Year

2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020

Country of manufacturing

United States

General specifications

Dimensions

Length

Weight

Width

Height

8,298 mm

~326.7 in

10,528 kg

~23,210.3 lb

3,900 mm

~153.5 in

3,267 mm

~128.6 in

Engine Power

241 hp

Emission standard level

Stage III A (Tier 3)

Grain tank size

6,400 L

Peak unloading rate

72 L/min

Additional specifications

Engine type

Diesel

Displacement

408 cu(in)

Fuel tank

400 L

Type of propulsion

Wheel

Drive type

Separating area

6.69 sq(m)

Sieve area

4.23 sq(m)

Unloading rate

72 L/sec

Concave area

0.79 sq(m)

Rated power

243 hp

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Combines
Used

$175,000

Diesel

72 L/min

Stage III A (Tier 3)

988 hours

Eugene, United States

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10528 kg

8298 mm × 3900 mm × 3267 mm

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No confirmed market price is supplied for the New Holland TC5.90. Check current listings and compare machine condition, location, configuration, and maintenance history.

Listed strengths include 241 hp engine power, a 6,400 L grain tank, 72 L/s unloading rate, wheel propulsion, and a 400 L fuel tank. Its separating area is 6.69 m² and sieve area is 4.23 m².

The TC5.90 uses a Diesel engine with 408 cu in displacement. Its listed emission standard level is Stage III A (Tier 3).

The TC5.90 is listed with engine power of 241 hp and rated power of 243 hp.

The New Holland TC5.90 uses Diesel fuel. Its listed fuel tank capacity is 400 L (105.7 US gal).

The supplied information identifies the New Holland TC5.90 as a combine. Specific crop applications, field conditions, and harvesting suitability are not confirmed in the supplied data.

The supplied data does not provide an expected service life for the TC5.90. Actual lifespan depends on operating conditions, maintenance history, storage, and the condition of major components.

Check maintenance records, engine operation, fuel system condition, grain tank and unloading system operation, separating and sieve components, tires, controls, and signs of leaks, wear, or structural damage. Verify that all functions operate correctly before purchase.