New Holland H9880, 1037, H9870 User Manual

New Holland Bale Wagon Specifications

H9870 H9880 1037

MODEL NUMBER H9870 H9880 1037

ype Self-propelled Self-propelled Pull-type

T Average tons per load 654 Bale size Avg. bale weight, alfalfa Bales per load Bales per load Bales per load

14 x 18 x 36 55-60 lbs. 161 NA 104 14 x 18 x 38 60-75 lbs. 161 NA 104 14 x 18 x 41 70-75 lbs. 161 NA 104 15 x 22 x 46 90-130 lbs. NA 84 NA 15 x 23 x 46 115-135 lbs. NA 84 NA 16 x 18 x 36 70-75 lbs. 161 NA 83 16 x 18 x 38 75-80 lbs. 161 NA 83 16 x 18 x 41 85-90 lbs. 161 NA 83 16 x 18 x 46 95-100 lbs. NA 107 NA 16 x 23 x 46 125-145 lbs. NA 74 NA

16 x 22 x 46 120-140 lbs. NA 74 NA Weight (empty), lbs. (kg) 16,130 (7316) 15,640 (7094) 5,410 (2454) Length, ft. (cm) 31’ 3” (853) 31’ 3” (853) 25’ 6” (777) Width, minimum ft. (cm) 9’ 11” (302) 9’ 4” (285) NA

Loader raised, max., ft. (cm) 11’ 4” (345) 10’ 7” (322) 10’ 2” (310)

Loader lowered, ft. (cm) 13’ 8” (417) 12’ 2” (371) 14’ 3” (433) Height, ft. (cm) 14’ 8” (477) 14’ 8” (477) 11’ 11” (363) Wheel tread width, ft. (cm)

Front 80-1/8” (204) 80-1/8” (204) NA

Rear 69-1/2” (177) 69-1/2” (177) 6’ (183) Ground clearance, in. (cm) NA NA 13 (33)

Front axle 9-5/8” (24) 9-5/8” (24) NA

Transmission 13-1/8” (33) 13-1/8” (33) NA Wheelbase, ft. (cm) 14’ 8” (447) 14’ 8” (447) NA Overhead clearance (for stacking), ft. (cm)

16” x 18” bale 17’ 6” (533) 17’ 6” (533) 13’ (396)

14” x 18” bale 16’ 10” (513) 17’ 6” (533) 14’ (427)

15” x 22” bale 17’ 6” (533) 17’ 6” (533) NA

16” x 23” bale NA 17’ 6” (533) NA Tires

Front 400/55-22.5 400/55-22.5 NA

Rear 500/45-22.5 40 x 19-19.5 11.00L x 15 Tractor power requirements, (min) NA NA 50 hp Front disc brakes 15” (38) 15” (38) NA Rear disc brakes 15-3/8” (39) 15-3/8” (39) NA Engine 6.7L New Holland 6.7L New Holland NA Horsepower, HP (kW) 173 (129) 173 (129) NA Alternator 120 amp 120 amp NA Fuel tank, gal. (L) 74 (280) 74 (280) NA

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New Holland Bale Wagon Specifications

H9870 H9880 1037

MODEL NUMBER H9870 H9880 1037

perating speeds, mph (kph)

Loading 10 (16) 10 (16) NA

Hauling (on approved grounds) 30 (48) 30 (48) NA Hydraulic pumps Piston pump Piston pump 10.5 gpm (39.7 Lpm)

29 gpm (110 Lpm) 29 gpm (110 Lpm)

@ 2450 rpm (2050 psi) @ 2450 rpm (2050 psi)

Gear pump Gear pump

6.7 gpm (25 Lpm) 6.7 gpm (25 Lpm) @ 2450 rpm @ 2450 rpm

Gear pump Gear pump

13.8 gpm (52 Lpm) 13.8 gpm (52 Lpm) @ 2450 rpm @ 2450 rpm

Hydraulic valves Electro-hydraulic Electro-hydraulic Manual spool valve

Bale length, in. (cm)

Minimum 36 (91) 44 (118) 34 (86) Maximum 41 (104) 48 (122) 42 (106)

Stack size, in. (cm)

16 x 18, height 162 (411) 162 (411) 7 tiers 16 x 18, width 120 (305) 92 (234) 3 bales 14 x 18, height 162 (411) NA 7 tiers 14 x 18, width 114 (290) NA 3 bales 16 x 23, height NA 151 (384) NA 16 x 23, width NA 92 (234) NA 15 x 22, height NA 157 (399) NA

15 x 22, width NA 92 (234) NA Automatic tie tier Standard Standard NA Max. hillside angle NA NA 10°

OPTIONS

Two manifold valve Two manifold valve

assemblies assemblies

■ Heater ■ Heater ■ Hillside hauling kit

■ Weight box ■ Weight box ■ Tractor-mounted

■ Wiper kit ■ Wiper kit remote controls

■ Radio ■ Radio ■ Tier counter

■ Fan reverser ■ Fan reverser

■ First table flow control valve ■ First table flow control valve

■ Auxiliary mirror ■ Auxiliary table flow control valve

■ Rear worklight ■ 16 x 18 bale kit

■ Brake pedal kit ■ Auxiliary mirror

■ Rear worklight

■ Brake pedal kit

Visit our Web site at www.newholland.com/na. Or, call toll-free 866-NEW-HLND (866-639-4563).

Design, materials and/o r spec ifications are subject to chan ge w ithout not ice and witho ut li abilit y th erefor. Specificat ions are applicable to units sold in Canada, the United Stat es, its territori es and possessions, and may var y outsi de these areas.

Safety begins with a thorough understanding of

the equipment. Always make sure you and

your operators read the Operator’s Manual

before using the equipment. Pay close

attention to all safety and operating

decals and never operate machinery

without all shields, protective devices

and structures in place.

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