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New Holland TN-A

2 models in this series

The TN-A series from New Holland (cnh) comprises 2 models.

New Holland TN-A – compact CNH Industrial range: TN 85 DA/SA and TN 95 DA, 60 to 66 kW / 82 to 90 hp, four-cylinder of 4,485 cm³, 320 to 364 Nm at 2,300 rpm

New Holland TN 95 DA
Pictured: New Holland TN 95 DA

New Holland is a brand of CNH Industrial, formed in 1999 from the merger of Case IH and New Holland; the TN-A range comprises compact all-purpose tractors of the 2000s, built among other places at the Jesi plant in Italy, continuing the tradition of the compact Ford New Holland tractors. This range includes the TN 85 DA/SA and TN 95 DA models. CNH Industrial brings together New Holland alongside Case IH and Steyr, and the TN-A generation replaced the older TN ranges with an updated cab and engine technology.

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The register lists here 2 versions with 60 to 66 kW, or 82 to 90 hp, from a four-cylinder engine of 4,485 cm³, an unladen weight of 3,050 kg, a length of 3,568 mm, a width of 2,010 mm, a height of 2,340 mm and torque of 320 to 364 Nm at 2,300 rpm.

Tractors of this class serve as all-purpose machines on smaller and medium-sized livestock and arable farms across Europe, with front-loader approval and compact dimensions suited to yard and barn work. Their compact length and manoeuvrability also suit grassland care, yard transport and light municipal work, where larger standard tractors reach their limits.

Buyers of used units should check the hydraulic pump, PTO and clutch, as well as rust on the axle housings and chassis and the electronics in the cab; spares run through the CNH and New Holland dealer network. The condition of the tyres, the trailer hitch and the lighting system is also worth inspecting.

Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: New Holland TN-A, New Holland (CNH Industrial, Hersteller)

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