New Holland Ag 195

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Box Spreaders

195

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New Holland box spreaders — known as strong boxes — are engineered to produce an even spread pattern and are built to last. These top sellers have the toughest floors and sides of any spreaders available, featuring steel that is more corrosion-resistant and stronger than ordinary steels for unmatched durability.

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BOX SPREADERS

ENGINEERED FOR DURABILITY

Building the best box spreaders in the industry means providing the rugged construction needed for reliable performance. It starts with extra steel frame members in the spreader's undercarriage for increased box strength, plus, standard heavy-duty axles with high-strength steel plates and spindles for reduced frame stress.

Specifications

MODEL	195
Capacities
Heaped - Single Beater ft³	391
Heaped - Double Beater ft³	444
Struck Level ft³	170
Max Load lb	20000
Dimensions
Inside Width Of Bed in	72
Overall Width in	111
Inside Bed Depth in	32
Inside Bed Length in	192
Overall Length in	308
Height To Top Of Upper Beater in	69.8
Wheel Tread in	98.8
Weight lb	3920
Tractor Requirements
Min PTO Power hp	100
Apron Speeds
Number Of Speeds	2
High Speed ft/min	8.5
Low Speed ft/min	4.6
Apron Chain Availability
Pintle	Standard

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