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New Holland Tractor T8000 Series Released 17/02/2008

New Holland tractors are seeing a golden year this year, with a high powered series released this year alongside a host of mid-sized to compact models. The latest release is the T8000 series for the busy and large production farmer who needs big pulling power, hydraulic power, lift capacity and turning performance. The comfort level as also been developed that increases operational hours and productivity. The T8000 engine has increased horsepower going from 270 PTO hp to 44 PTO power growth and delivers powerful drawbar and plenty of towing power for a tough performance in rough conditions. The T8000 comes with customizable transmissions like the 19 x 4 powershift transmission with a fuel saving overdrive for transport and a top speed of 31 mph. The New Holland tractor series T8000 also has the optional 23 x 6 shift with creeper powershift transmission.

The T8000 hydraulic system can handle hydraulic flow of up to 75 gallons per minute and can come with the addition of the MegaFlow option. The newly designed cab in the T8000 series improves the operators performance and visibility as well as easy controls and comfort. Front dual wheels are also an option which provide front-end stability and reduced soil compaction. The T8000 New Holland tractor also comes features an additional IntelliSteer auto-steering system for guided rows and lines without mistakes. The wheelbase of a T8000 tractor also gives you a power-to-weight ratio advantage thus providing a better ride. If you need more power to lift loads faster then you may find the addition of the 870TL front end loader a big advantage. The cab roof is made from 26 pounds of soybeans and is used to create the rustproof polymer/soybean compound that is used for the cab roof. New Holland tractors are proud to support soybean growers by utilizing it for the T8000 tractors series.

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