New Holland is changing the model names again

[Robert_in_NY]

I just picked up the literature for the T6000 (TS-A) and T7000 (TM with new styling). I know the TG is suppose to be renamed the T8000 as it is in Europe but I did not see any literature on it yet. I would imagine the TN line will be the T4000 but I am not sure what they will do with the TC line. Maybe break it up like JD does with theirs.

 

[jimg]

Besides the new names and sheetmetal are there any other changes? When are the changes supposed to take place?

 

[Robert_in_NY]

I don't think there are any major changes but I don't know enough about these models to be sure. Since the literature is out for the T6000 and T7000 I am thinking that any new tractor ordered from the factory will be the new name. The T6000 looks identical to the TS-A. The T7000 looks like a blend of the TS-A and the TG series.

 

[jimg]

Since the naming will be coherent w/ the euro names I wonder if theyll also normalize features. So, the ePTO will show up on the 'new' US T6000? Does your sales blurb mention it?

 

[Robert_in_NY]

The T6000 (TS-A) does not list the e-pto in the small piece of literature I have. I think the TD-D's cousin in red paint is available with the e-pto though as I remember talking to another farmer who bought the JX (I think that is the model) to run his stationary items like a grain auger. He loved the tractor but I do not see the e-pto feature on the TD-D section of NH's site.

 

[EquipmentJunkie]

From what you are saying, it sounds like some logic and simplicity is returning to New Holland's model numbers. I hope that you are right because I am tired of this alphabet soup nonsense.

 

[Robert_in_NY]

If I could ever figure out what is preventing this computer from posting pictures I would post some pics of the T6000 and T7000 literature. New Holland is always slow to update their website.

 

[dgl24087]

If I could ever figure out what is preventing this computer from posting pictures I would post some pics of the T6000 and T7000 literature. New Holland is always slow to update their website.

New Holland UK has info on the T8000 and T7000.

 

[Robert_in_NY]

The UK has been running the T8000 for about a year now. Europe changed over last year and also changed the color of their baling equipment.