New Holland 7810S Tractor

Manufacturer New Holland
Price 33,000(USD)
Model 7810S
Equipment Type Utility Tractors
Factory Queretaro, Mexico

NEW HOLLAND 7810S POWER

Engine 100hp / 74.6kW
PTO (claimed) 90hp / 67.1kW

ENGINE DETAIL

The New Holland 7810S features a robust Ford 6-cylinder diesel engine with a displacement of 6.6L, delivering 100hp at a rated RPM of 2100, making it suitable for mid-range agricultural tasks. Its compression ratio of 17.5:1 indicates efficient combustion, enhancing fuel economy under load, though proper maintenance is essential given its substantial oil (22qts) and coolant (17qts) capacities. This tractor is well-suited for extensive duty cycles but may face challenges in fuel availability or serviceability in remote areas.

Description Ford diesel 6-cylinder liquid-cooled
Displacement 401ci / 6.6L
Bore/Stroke 4.40x4.40inches / 112x 112mm
Power 100hp / 74.6kW
Compression 17.5:1
Rated RPM 2100
Starter volts 12
Oil capacity 22qts / 20.8L
Coolant capacity 17qts / 16.1L

NEW HOLLAND 7810S ENGINE

The New Holland 7810S, powered by a robust Ford 6.6L 6-cylinder diesel engine, offers efficient power delivery suitable for various agricultural tasks. With a primary fuel tank capacity of 21.5 gallons and an auxiliary tank of 13.2 gallons, it supports extended operation and reduces downtime for refueling. However, the tractor's total fuel capacity of 34.7 gallons may require careful monitoring during high-load scenarios to ensure optimal performance and avoid fuel depletion.

Description Ford 6.6L 6-cyl diesel
Fuel tank 21.5gal / 81.4L 13.2gal / 50.0L (aux. tank)

TRANSMISSIONS OVERVIEW

The New Holland 7810S tractor features an 8-speed unsynchronized transmission coupled with a 16-speed two-speed power shift, providing flexibility in varying field conditions. The advantages of this system include improved torque delivery and optimal power efficiency, especially during heavy-duty applications. However, operating an unsynchronized gear may require more precise driving skills, posing a challenge for inexperienced operators in the field.

Description 8-speed unsynchronized gear 16-speed two-speed power shift

TRANSMISSION 1

The New Holland 7810S tractor features an unsynchronized 8F/2R gear system, requiring the operator to stop and engage the clutch for range or gear shifting. The dual-range setup provides versatility for various field tasks but may slow operations during frequent gear changes. Operators should consider the potential downtime from shifting practices in high-demand scenarios, such as tillage or transport tasks.

Type unsynchronized gear
Gears 8 forward and 2 reverse
Description Four gears, plus reverse, in two ranges. Tractor must be stopped, and clutch used, before shifting gear or range

TRANSMISSION 2

The New Holland 7810S features a Dual Power transmission with a two-speed power shift, enabling efficient gear selection for varying field conditions. With 16 forward and 4 reverse gears, it offers enhanced flexibility and maneuverability, ideal for diverse agricultural tasks. However, operators may need to adapt to the power shift system for optimal performance during intensive operations, potentially impacting learning curve for less experienced users.

Transmission Dual Power
Type two-speed power shift
Gears 16 forward and 4 reverse

MECHANICAL

The New Holland 7810S, equipped with a robust 4WD system and hydrostatic power steering, offers enhanced traction and maneuverability, making it suitable for diverse agricultural tasks. The wet disc brakes ensure effective stopping power and reduced maintenance, providing longevity, especially in demanding conditions. However, the unsynchronized 8-speed transmission may limit efficiency in fast-paced operations compared to the 16-speed power shift, which allows for smoother transitions in varied terrains.

Chassis 4x2 2WD/4x4 MFWD 4WD
Steering hydrostatic power
Brakes wet disc
Cab Two-post ROPS
Transmissions 8-speed unsynchronized gear 16-speed two-speed power shift

HYDRAULICS

Type gear pump
Pressure 2500psi / 172.4bar
Valves 2
Pump flow 9.7gpm / 36.7lpm

TRACTOR HITCH

Rear Type II
Rear lift 4040lbs / 1832kg

POWER TAKE-OFF (PTO)

Rear PTO independent
Rear RPM 540/100

NEW HOLLAND 7810S TIRES

The New Holland 7810S features a durable ag front tire size of 10.00-16 and robust rear tires at 18.4-34, providing excellent traction and stability on varied terrain. This tractor is ideal for heavy-duty agricultural tasks, allowing for increased load capacity and improved maneuverability. However, the larger rear tires may present challenges in tighter spaces or offset weight distribution, potentially impacting flotation in muddy conditions.

Ag front 10.00-16
Ag rear 18.4-34

DIMENSIONS

2WD Wheelbase 97.8inches / 248cm
4WD Wheelbase 99.1inches / 251cm
2WD Length 155.5inches / 394cm
4WD Length 163.4inches / 415cm
Height (ROPS) 95.9inches / 243cm
2WD Weight 7721lbs / 3502kg
4WD Weight 8361lbs / 3792kg
2WD Ground clearance 18.4inches / 46cm
4WD Ground clearance 17.8inches / 45cm

DIMENSIONS & TIRES

The New Holland 7810S tractor, with a 2WD wheelbase of 97.8 inches and a 4WD option at 99.1 inches, offers enhanced stability and traction in various field conditions. Weighing between 7721 and 8361 pounds, it provides robustness for heavy-duty applications but may require careful consideration of soil compaction in softer terrains. The tire sizes (10.00-16 front and 18.4-34 rear) ensure adequate flotation and minimize ground disturbance, making it suitable for row cropping and tillage practices.

2WD Wheelbase 97.8inches / 248cm
4WD Wheelbase 99.1inches / 251cm
Weight 7721 to 8361 pounds
Front tire 10.00-16
Rear tire 18.4-34

7810S SERIAL NUMBERS

Location Right-front upper portion of transmission
1994 ZX200000
1995 200000M
1996 200642M
1997 200933M
1998 201465M

ELECTRICAL

Ground negative
Battery volts 12


Last Updated 2025-01-01
Stephen is a passionate tractor hobbyist with a deep-seated love for all things mechanized and agricultural. Growing up in a rural setting, he developed a fascination with these mighty machines that have played a crucial role in shaping the farming industry.

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