New Holland T7.190 Tractor

Manufacturer New Holland
Price 167,412(USD)
Model T7.190
Equipment Type Row-Crop Tractors
Factory

OCED TRACTOR TEST 2966 2

Description Diesel CVT 4WD June 2015 - October 2016, Link: OCED Tractor Test 2966 file PTO performance Drawbar performance Pull at 10 KPH Pull at 6.5 KPH
Max power 101.1hp / 75.4kW
Fuel use 7.8gal/hour / 29.5l/hour
Power at rated engine speed 118.9hp / 88.7kW
Power at rated PTO speed 137.6hp / 102.6kW
Max pull 14225lbs / 6452kg

NEW HOLLAND T7.190 POWER

Engine (gross) 150hp / 111.9kW
Engine (max) 190hp / 141.7kW
PTO (claimed) 125hp / 93.2kW
Drawbar (tested) 101.1hp / 75.4kW
PTO (tested) 141.6hp / 105.6kW

ENGINE DETAIL

The New Holland T7.190 features an FPT turbocharged 6-cylinder diesel engine with a displacement of 6.7L, delivering a rated power of 150hp and maximum power of 190hp, useful for demanding agricultural tasks. Its Tier IV emissions compliance through selective catalytic reduction enhances environmental sustainability while the electronic high-pressure common rail fuel system optimizes fuel efficiency and engine response. Challenges may arise in servicing due to the complexity of the emission control system, but the viscous fan cooling system aids in maintaining optimal operating temperatures during prolonged usage.

Description FPT turbocharged diesel 6-cylinder 24-valve liquid-cooled
Displacement 411ci / 6.7L
Bore/Stroke 4.095x5.20inches / 104x 132 mm
Emissions Tier IV
Emission control selective catalytic reduction
Rated Power (ECE R120) 150hp / 111.9kW
Maximum Power (ECE R120) 190hp / 141.7kW
Fuel system electronic high-pressure common rail direct injection
Cooling system viscous fan
Rated RPM 2200
Starter electric
Starter volts 12

NEW HOLLAND T7.190 ENGINE

The New Holland T7.190 is powered by a FPT 6.7L 6-cylinder diesel engine, which provides robust torque and efficiency, ideal for heavy-duty agricultural tasks. With an 87-gallon fuel tank, it offers extended operational capacity, reducing the frequency of refueling during long working hours. However, the 13-gallon DEF tank may require additional management, particularly in environments with stringent emissions regulations, to ensure compliance and optimal engine performance.

Description FPT 6.7L 6-cyl diesel
Fuel tank 87gal / 329.3L
Exhaust fluid (DEF) 13gal / 49.2L

TRANSMISSIONS OVERVIEW

The New Holland T7.190 is equipped with an 18-speed full power shift transmission, offering precise gear selection and smooth power delivery during operations, which enhances productivity in varied field conditions. Alternatively, the 19-speed CVT allows for infinite gear ratios, providing optimal engine performance and fuel efficiency, particularly beneficial for tasks requiring constant speed adjustments, such as tilling or mowing. Consider potential challenges with maintenance costs, as more complex transmissions might require specialized service.

Description 18-speed full power shift 19-speed full power shift continuously-variable transmission (CVT)

TRANSMISSION 1

The New Holland T7.190 features a full power shift Transmission with 18 forward and 6 reverse gears, offering enhanced control and efficiency in various field applications. The Power Command system allows seamless gear shifting without loss of power, ideal for tasks requiring rapid speed changes. However, operators should be aware of the complexity and potential maintenance challenges associated with advanced transmission systems.

Transmission Power Command
Type full power shift
Gears 18 forward and 6 reverse

TRANSMISSION 2

The New Holland T7.190 features a Power Command transmission, allowing seamless shifting between its 19 forward and 6 reverse gears, enhancing operational efficiency. The full power shift design minimizes power loss during gear changes, which is beneficial for applications requiring constant speed variations, such as tilling or hauling. However, the complexity of the system may lead to higher maintenance costs compared to a conventional gearbox.

Transmission Power Command
Type full power shift
Gears 19 forward and 6 reverse

TRANSMISSION 3

The New Holland T7.190 features a continuously-variable transmission (CVT) known as Auto Command, offering infinite forward and reverse gears for enhanced maneuverability and efficiency. This transmission type allows for seamless speed adjustments, optimizing engine performance and fuel consumption, especially in variable field conditions. However, potential challenges may arise in maintenance costs due to the complexity of CVTs compared to traditional gear systems.

Transmission Auto Command
Type continuously-variable transmission (CVT)
Gears infinite forward and reverse

MECHANICAL

The New Holland T7.190 features a robust 4x4 MFWD chassis, enhancing traction and stability on varied terrains, particularly beneficial for demanding agricultural operations. Its inboard planetary final drives offer improved durability and reduced maintenance compared to traditional designs. The availability of an 18-speed full power shift or a 19-speed CVT transmission provides operational flexibility, allowing for efficient adaptability in different field conditions and driving preferences.

Chassis 4x4 MFWD 4WD
Final drives inboard planetary
Steering power
Brakes wet disc
Cab Cab standard with air-conditioning. Optional Comfort Ride cab suspension.
Transmissions 18-speed full power shift 19-speed full power shift continuously-variable transmission (CVT)

HYDRAULICS

Type closed center load-sensing
Rear valves 4 or 5
Mid valves 3
Pump flow 29.8gpm / 112.8lpm *Standard flow with power shift./37gpm / 140.0lpm *Standard flow with CVT transmission./42gpm / 159.0lpm flow with CVT transmission.

TRACTOR HITCH

Rear Type III/II
Control electronic lower-link draft control
Rear lift (at ends) 12185lbs / 5527kg
Rear lift (at 24 8050lbs / 3651kg/9250lbs / 4195kg

POWER TAKE-OFF (PTO)

Rear PTO independent
Rear RPM 540/1000
Engine RPM 540@1969 / 1000@1924
Front PTO independent
Front RPM 1000

NEW HOLLAND T7.190 TIRES

The New Holland T7.190 features front tires sized 380/85R28 and rear tires 460/85R38, providing a stable footprint and enhanced traction for varied field conditions. The larger rear tire diameter improves power transfer and reduces soil compaction, making it suitable for heavy-duty agricultural tasks. However, the choice of tire size may limit maneuverability in tighter spaces, requiring consideration of the intended operational environment.

Standard tires (ag) Front: 380/85R28. Rear: 460/85R38

DIMENSIONS

Standard Wheelbase 107.6inches / 273cm
Suspension Wheelbase 109.8inches / 278cm
SuperSteer Wheelbase 113.3inches / 287cm
Length 211inches / 535cm
Width 95.8inches / 243cm *Minimum width
Height (cab) 118.5inches / 300cm
Front axle SuperSteer 4WD
Rear axle Bar: 3.62 inch diameter /91 mm

NEW HOLLAND T7.190 WEIGHT

Standard Shipping 12787lbs / 5800kg
Suspension Shipping 13448lbs / 6100kg
SuperSteer Shipping 13404lbs / 6080kg
Max capacity 24251lbs / 11000kg

DIMENSIONS & TIRES

The New Holland T7.190 features multiple wheelbase options, enhancing maneuverability and stability depending on the desired application; the SuperSteer Wheelbase allows for tighter turning radii, ideal for tight spaces. Weighing between 12,787 to 13,448 pounds provides robustness for field operations, yet may challenge mobility on softer ground. The tire specifications (front: 380/85R28, rear: 460/85R38) suggest a balance between traction and flotation, optimizing performance across various terrains while ensuring efficient power transfer and minimizing soil compaction.

Standard Wheelbase 107.6inches / 273cm
Suspension Wheelbase 109.8inches / 278cm
SuperSteer Wheelbase 113.3inches / 287cm
Weight 12787 to 13448 pounds
Front tire 380/85R28
Rear tire 460/85R38

ELECTRICAL

Ground negative
Charging system alternator
Charging amps 150/200
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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