New Holland T8050

Production: 2007 - 2010  

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Manufacturer:New Holland
Type:Row-Crop tractor
Factory:Racine, Wisconsin, USA

New Holland T8050 Power

Engine (gross):320.5 hp 239.0 kW
Engine (max):352.7 hp 263.0 kW
PTO (claimed):270 hp 201.3 kW
Drawbar (tested):234.70 hp 175.0 kW
PTO (tested):311.04 hp 231.9 kW

Mechanical

Chassis:4x4 MFWD 4WD
Steering:power
Brakes:hydraulic wet disc
Cab:Cab standard with heat and air-conditioning. Optional luxury cab with leather seats, tinted windows, and sunscreens.
Transmissions:19-speed full power shift
23-speed full power shift

Hydraulics

Valves:3 to 5
Total flow:44 gpm 166.5 lpm
75 gpm 283.9 lpm (optional MegaFlow)

Tractor hitch

Rear Type:IVN/III
Rear lift:18590 lbs 8432 kg

Power Take-off (PTO)

Rear PTO:independent
Clutch:electro-hydraulic
Rear RPM:1000 (1.75)
540/1000 (1.375)*Optional
Engine RPM:540@1988 1000@1984

Electrical

Ground:negative
Charging system:alternator
Charging amps:150
175*Optional
Battery volts:12

Engine Detail

New Holland
intercooled turbocharged diesel
6-cylinder
liquid-cooled
Displacement:540 ci 8.9 L
Bore/Stroke:4.488x5.689 inches 114 x 145 mm
Rated Power (2000/25/CE):320.5 hp 239.0 kW
Maximum Power (2000/25/CE):352.7 hp 263.0 kW
Compression:17.6:1
Rated RPM:2200
Starter:electric
Starter volts:12

Dimensions

Wheelbase:129.3 inches 328 cm

Understanding PTO Shaft RPM

If you've recently acquired a used New Holland T8050 tractor and find yourself struggling with the Power Take-Off (PTO) shaft and its RPM settings, you're not alone. The absence of an owner's manual can make this task seem daunting, but fear not, as fellow tractor enthusiasts are here to help.

PTO RPM Options

Firstly, it's essential to understand that the New Holland T8050 tractor typically comes with two PTO options: 540 RPM and 1000 RPM. These correspond to the speed at which the PTO shaft rotates, affecting the performance of various attached implements.

Switching Between 540 and 1000 RPM

Switching between these two PTO speeds is relatively straightforward, but it depends on the type of PTO shaft you have and the specific tractor configuration.

  1. Standard 1000 RPM Shaft

    Some T8050 models come with a 1000 RPM PTO shaft as standard. In this case, you do not need to switch; it is already set at 1000 RPM.

  2. 540 RPM Shaft

    If you find that your tractor is operating at 540 RPM and you wish to switch it to 1000 RPM, you'll need to replace the PTO shaft. New Holland T8050 tractors usually come with three different PTO shafts - 540 RPM, 20 spline 1000 RPM, and 21 spline 1000 RPM shafts. To make the switch, follow these steps:

    Locate the existing PTO shaft.

    Unbolt the current shaft from the tractor.

    Replace it with the 1000 RPM shaft of your choice (20 spline or 21 spline), making sure to secure it properly.

  3. Adapter

    If you want to run a 540 RPM implement at 1000 RPM or vice versa for any specific reason, you can use an adapter to make the necessary adjustment.

Dealer Assistance

If you're uncertain about the type of PTO shaft your tractor has or encounter difficulties during the process, it's highly recommended to consult your local New Holland dealer. They can provide guidance, sell you the appropriate PTO shaft if needed, and ensure the switch is made correctly.

Remember that proper maintenance and regular checks of your tractor's PTO system are crucial for optimal performance and safety. Always refer to the owner's manual or seek professional assistance when in doubt.

By following these guidelines and seeking help from experienced farmers and professionals in the farming community, you can confidently manage the PTO RPM settings on your New Holland T8050 tractor. Happy farming!

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