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18 September 2026
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New Holland has built a reputation for delivering tractors and equipment that combine reliability with affordability, making it easier for smaller-scale farmers to find the right machine for their operation and budget. From compact orchard tractors to versatile mid-range models and high-powered workhorses, the range covers every power class – each designed with fuel efficiency, low running costs and operator comfort in mind.

The New Holland T6050 Delta ROPS and Cab versions prioritise safety and comfort, available with Roll Over Protection Structure or cab options. With 93 kW, they are suitable for demanding field operations and adaptable for both crop and livestock farming. The New Holland T6070 Plus and T6070 Classic models offer 104 kW, delivering strong pulling power. Enhanced hydraulics and transmission options improve efficiency, and farmers can choose between Plus and Classic versions depending on budget and feature requirements.

The New Holland T6090 Classic is a high-end option with 121 kW, ideal for large-scale farming. Photo: Supplied
The New Holland T6090 Classic is a high-end option with 121 kW, ideal for large-scale farming. Photo: Supplied

The New Holland T6090 Classic is a high-end option with 121 kW, ideal for large-scale farming. It handles intensive tasks such as deep tillage, large-scale planting, and heavy transport. Its advanced cab design ensures reduced fatigue during long working hours. An Auto Guidance system is standard and you only need to acquire the relevant correction signal of your choice to save on input costs.

The New Holland TT75 (55kW) has recently been upgraded with new LED lights for better visibility, and the platform has been raised so that it is now a semi-platform for better operator comfort. The TT75 has a 4-cylinder Turbo engine of 3.9 L,which makes this tractor extremely strong in its class along with the 12×3 transmission. This engine gives good fuel consumption with the power delivery and 2 full hydraulic couplings for versatility of more tasks.

New Holland TT3.45 and TT3.50 models are compact and versatile, making them ideal for small farms and orchards. Photo: Supplied
New Holland TT3.45 and TT3.50 models are compact and versatile, making them ideal for small farms and orchards. Photo: Supplied

New Holland TT3.45 and TT3.50 models are compact and versatile, making them ideal for small farms and orchards. With engine power ranging between 31 and 37 kW, these tractors provide sufficient strength for light to medium tasks. Their simple controls and ergonomic design make them beginner-friendly, perfect for ploughing, planting, and light transport duties.

New Holland Roll-Bar™ 125 fixed chamber baler produces a bale of 1.25 m diameter. It features the proven characteristics of simple reliable drive-lines, easy maintenance and high crop flexibility. Photo: Supplied
New Holland Roll-Bar™ 125 fixed chamber baler produces a bale of 1.25 m diameter. It features the proven characteristics of simple reliable drive-lines, easy maintenance and high crop flexibility. Photo: Supplied

The New Holland Roll-Bar™ 125 fixed chamber baler produces a bale of 1.25 m diameter. The proven characteristics of simple reliable drive-lines, easy maintenance and high crop flexibility. The stylish gull-wing opening design provides ease of servicing and all main drive chains have been strengthened to ensure maximum reliability in addition to new sealed bearings in key areas.

The rotation bars within the bale chamber become embedded in the bale and ensure positive turning which allows the baling of any crop, whatever its condition, whatever the bale density required.

The intuitive Bale Command™ Plus II monitor features a clearly visible 10 cm backlit screen, allowing the operator to select between twine or net wrap from the comfort of the cab.

Since New Holland introduced the first automatic self-tying baler that revolutionised baling through to the balers of today it is still part of the BC5060 DNA.

The side-fill design provides you with convenience and confidence. In the field, the baler swings out to the right of your tractor, making it easier to see than an inline baler design.

The BC5060 is perfect for traditional baling operations with its 1.65 m wide five-bar SuperSweep™ pickup, heavy flywheel, and fast, 93 strokes-per-minute plunger speed.

A further benefit from New Holland is our CNH Capital financing campaigns. For more information please visit  https://newhollandag.co.za/

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