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Tractor Attachments for the New Holland 5030

Your tractor
New Holland 5030
Production
1992 to 1998
Power
68 hp
Class
tractor

Tractor Flail Mowers for the New Holland 5030

Built for paddocks, headlands and verges where a topper leaves rows of cut material behind. Hitch it to your New Holland 5030 and the flails chop and mulch brambles, brush and overgrowth as you go.

Tractor Topper Mowers for the New Holland 5030

Hitch a topper to your New Holland 5030 for fast rough-cuts across pasture and paddocks, or a finishing mower for a tidy lawn-style finish on estate grass. Quicker and lighter work than a flail when the grass isn't rank.

Tractor Hedge Cutters for the New Holland 5030

Hitch one to your New Holland 5030 to trim hedges and roadside verges from the tractor seat. The boom reaches into hedge tops and over field-edge banks where a fixed flail or topper can't, with its own PTO-driven hydraulics so it doesn't fight your tractor's spools.

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About the New Holland 5030

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Engine Horsepower: 68 hp

Manufactured: 1992 to 1998

New Holland 5030 Summary

The New Holland 5030 is a utility tractor from the 30 Series, produced from 1992 to 1998. It offers a PTO claimed horsepower of 62 hp and a tested drawbar horsepower of 53.84 hp. Manufactured in Basildon, England, this tractor featured a Ford 4.2L 4-cylinder diesel engine. Variants include options for two- or four-wheel drive, and multiple transmission choices: 8-speed gear, 8-speed mechanical shuttle, and 16-speed two-speed power shift.

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New Holland 5030 Horsepower, Weight, and Specifications:

Production

Who manufactured the New Holland 5030 and where was it built?

  • Manufacturer: New Holland
  • Type: Utility tractor
  • Built in: Basildon, England
  • Original price (1998): $25,500

Engine

What type of engine does the New Holland 5030 have?

  • Type: Ford 4.2L 4-cyl diesel

Transmissions

What transmission options are available for the New Holland 5030?

  • Options:
  • 8-speed gear
  • 8-speed mechanical shuttle
  • 16-speed two-speed power shift

Horsepower

What is the horsepower of the New Holland 5030?

  • PTO (claimed): 62 hp (46.2 kW)
  • Drawbar (tested): 53.84 hp (40.1 kW)
  • PTO (tested): 63.56 hp (47.4 kW)

Mechanical

What mechanical features does the New Holland 5030 have?

  • Drive options: Two- or four-wheel drive
  • Differential lock: Mechanical rear
  • Steering: Power steering
  • Brakes: Differential wet disc brakes
  • ROPS: Two-post, Cab optional

Capacity

What is the capacity of the New Holland 5030?

  • ROPS Fuel: 17.3 gal (65.5 L)
  • Cab Fuel: 25.3 gal (95.8 L)
  • Hydraulic system: 12.7 gal (48.1 L)

Hydraulics

What are the hydraulic specifications for the New Holland 5030?

  • Type: Open center, closed center optional
  • Capacity: 12.7 gal (48.1 L)
  • Valves: 2 to 4
  • Pump flow: 8 gpm (30.3 lpm), optional 14.4 gpm (54.5 lpm)
  • Steering flow: 3.6 gpm (13.6 lpm)

Tractor hitch

What are the tractor hitch specifications for the New Holland 5030?

  • Rear Type: II/I
  • Control: Top-link draft sensing
  • Rear lift: 3080 lbs (1397 kg)

Power Take-off (PTO)

What are the PTO specifications for the New Holland 5030?

  • Rear PTO: Independent
  • Rear RPM: 540 (1.375)
  • Engine RPM: 540@1800

Dimensions & Tires

What are the dimensions and tire specifications for the New Holland 5030?

  • 2WD Wheelbase: 89.6 inches (227 cm)
  • 4WD Wheelbase: 89.2 inches (226 cm)
  • Weight: 5547 to 6415 pounds
  • Front tire: 7.50-16
  • Rear tire: 13.6-36

Electrical

What are the electrical specifications for the New Holland 5030?

  • Ground: Negative
  • Charging system: Alternator
  • ROPS Charging amps: 55 (early), 45 (late)
  • Cab Charging amps: 70
  • Battery CCA: 800
  • Battery volts: 12
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