New New Holland TT 55 and TN news

[Robert_in_NY]

I just got back from the EFD's and New Holland had a brand new TT 55 prototype sitting there. It is different and is the 3010 with new sheet metal to match the rest of the line.

Also, the TN's get rubber floor mats now. As well as mid mount remotes for the loader leaving the possiblilty of having 6 remotes on one TN now. It also has a cup holder and tool box mounted on the left fender and the fuel tank was increased to 21 gallons. The one flaw is that by increasing the fuel tank they eliminated the rear tool box and the new one is more of a compartment then a tool box so new buyers will have to mount one somewhere.

 

[Robert_in_NY]

another angle

 

[JohnMiller3]

Hi Robert,

That is a super professional photo... /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

Great shot! /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif

 

[Robert_in_NY]

Thanks, I took that picture a little bit later as the second picture was taken early in the morning while the sun was still low causing a lot of glare my lens couldn't eliminate.

 

[spencer200]

There is also a TT48 or 42 I dont remember for sure which number it was

 

[Phred]

Thanks for sharing the photos. Good looking tractor.

6 remotes! Wow thats what I like to hear. Unless thats $500 / set. You can never have enough remotes IMHO.

The cab TN has no rear tool box. Its mounted above the rear tire on the drivers side. The problem with this is you need to be 10' tall to see in it. I find my self fishing by feel or more often climbing up in the wheel rim to take a peek and find the desired, pin, wrench, etc...
Maybe two tool boxes would work. The one above the tire is fine for big tools (wrenches for hydraulic fittings, the required large rubber hammer, etc..) but stinks for small pins. A second in the rear that is lower would be handy for all those pins, cat 1 to 2 bushings, etc... The one in the rear would not need to be very big, just enough for a hand full of the common pins.


Fred

 

[Robert_in_NY]

They didn't have any literature on the TT's yet but the model at the show is the low profile version. It needed some work as it was rushed out the door to be ready for the show but is still a nice looking machine and should be priced in an affordable range.

 

[jimg]

So, is this a new model line? I assume theyre no high end CUTs. Where do they fit in the current line? Did they have any spec sheets? jimg

 

[Robert_in_NY]

The TT is the 3010 with new sheet metal. It replaces the 3010 in NH's lineup. It is a economy tractor and is bare bones but looks nice now. There were no spec sheets on it yet as this is only the prototype still. I can't remember when they are going to launch them but it is suppose to be this year still.

 

[jimg]

Sorry, Im not familiar w/ to 3010. So, its a full size utility tractor and not a CUT? jimg