Forage harvester New Holland FR480

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Forage harvester New Holland FR480

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435 hp self-propelled FR Forage Cruiser forage harvester for chopping forage crops.

Main advantages

  • 38 % torque rise — pull at peak load
  • Variflow crop change under 2 min — less downtime
  • 860 mm feed width — wide crop flow
  • 1500 l fuel tank option — fewer refills

Overview

About this product

The FR480 is a self-propelled FR Forage Cruiser forage harvester with a six-cylinder engine rated at 435 hp. HydroLoc feed drive with four feed rolls gives stepless length-of-cut adjustment, while the MetaLoc metal detector and RockAlert protect the chopping drum.

ActiveLOC active length of cut, Dual Drive hydrostatic header drive and a corn cracker are standard. Variflow switches the machine from one crop to another, and the engine meets Stage V with ECOBlue HI-eSCR.

Specifications

Key machine parameters

BrandNew Holland
Equipment typeForage harvester
ModelFR480
Power435 HP
ConditionNew
Engine makeFPT
Cylinders6
Engine displacement12.9 L
Max torque2003 N·m
Emission stageStage V
TransmissionHydrostatic
Top speed40 km/h
Weight13050 kg
Fuel tank1200 L
Operator stationCab

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