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08-12-2007 11:41:46

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Need information on a NH TR-70 combine with ford diesel engine. Were they any good and reliable. Seems to have a lot of belts for a rotary machine. Found a retiring farmer who has a very clean one for sale with a 4 rw corn head and 21" cutterbar? What would be a good price for one with 2800 hours, barn kept its entire life. Thanks again for your help. Tim in East Texas

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Nic

08-14-2007 13:35:13

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Re: New Holland TR-70 in reply to tf, 08-12-2007 11:41:46

We own a New Holland TR-70 with that awesome Ford engine in it. That Ford engine hardly uses any fuel. It's awesome/excellent on saving fuel & very reliable. Yea, it's a very strong and hard working diesel.

One big tip though, (no big deal at all- but please remember) the fuel injection pump is lubricated with it's own oil (the same oil that you put in the engine itself), so always make sure you change/check it's oil when changing/checking the combine's eng oil. Make sure you refer to the engine's service manual when draining & filling the injection pump with oil.

That Ford engine is actually a Lehman engine. I believe it's a 363ci, Lehman model: (what ever the horsepower numbers are) so parts will always be cheap and available- no matter if you go to New Holland to get parts for the engine or a Lehman engine parts supplier.

I guarantee you, that it's Ford/Lehman engine will work as hard for you- as it does for me.

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GA in Iowa

08-13-2007 11:04:32

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Re: New Holland TR-70 in reply to tf, 08-12-2007 11:41:46

I've had one with the Ford engine and two with the 3208 Cat. The Ford engine was good but the Cat had more power and consequently used more fuel. The TR-70 in my opinion is a great machine for the price. Around southeast Iowa you can pick up a TR-70 and family for $1500 - $4500. A lot of machine for that kind of money.

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