Part of the New Holland Operator Manuals.
New Holland prints publication 47952257 on the operator manual that ships with the tractor, and that is the number on this one: the factory book for the T6.110, T6.120 and T6.130, 246 pages, delivered as a PDF download.
A job stalls fast when the hitch will not lift or the service light is on and the single number you need, a capacity, a torque, a charge current, sits in a book in somebody else's shop. This one carries the maintenance chart and service intervals, troubleshooting symptom tables for the engine, hydraulic system, three-point hitch, cab and electrical system, and a specifications section with engine, transmission, PTO, steering and hydraulic figures.
It also walks the shuttle and range shifts, creeper, PTO, differential lock and front wheel drive from the operator's seat, so you can sort the tractor out in your own shop and get back in the field before the weather turns.
What's Inside This New Holland T6.110, T6.120, T6.130 Operator Manual
| System | Pages | Key Topics |
|---|---|---|
| General Information | 9-16 | Introduction, Fuel Handling Precautions, Diesel Fuel, Specifications – Biodiesel Fuel, Fluids and Lubricants, Protective Devices |
| Safety Information | 17-38 | Safety Rules, Roll - Over Protective Structure, Safety Decals - Cab Models, Safety Decals – Models Without Cab, Before Operating the Tractor, Driving the Vehicle, Machine Operation |
| Controls and Instruments | 39-66 | Access to Operator's Platform (Introduction, Platform - Overview, Cab - Overview), Operator's Seat (Seat Belt), Instructor's Seat (Passenger's Seat) |
| Operating Instructions | 67-72 | Commissioning the Unit (Filling the Fuel Tank), Starting the Unit (Starting the Engine, Booster Battery Procedure), Stopping the Unit (Stopping the Engine) |
| Transport Operations | 73-74 | Preparing for Road Transport (Machine Loading), Recovery Transport (Towing the Machine) |
| Working Operations | 75-158 | Transmission (Operation Synchro Shuttle - 8x8, Travel Speeds - Synchro Shuttle Transmission - 8x8, Operation Power Shuttle - 8x8, Travel Speeds - Power Shuttle Transmission - 8x8, Operation Power Shuttle - 16 X 8, Travel Speeds - Power Shuttle Transmission - 16 X 8, Reverse Alarm and Light, Operation the Creeper, Decal Information Speeds) |
| Maintenance | 159-226 | Maintenance Chart, When the Warning Lamp Lights (Air Filter - Cleaning, Drain the Fuel System Water Separator) |
| Troubleshooting | 227-230 | Symptom (Engine, Hydraulic System, Three-Point Hitch, Cab, Electrical System) |
| Specifications | 231-238 | Machine Overall Dimensions, Weight From the Machine, Capacities, Engine, Transmission, Power Take-Off, Steering General Specifications, Hydraulics |
| Accessories | 239-246 | Rear License Plate Holder |
Quick Reference Specifications
| Specification | Value | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Nut (3) torque (front wheel alignment) | 180 N·m (132.8 lb ft) | p. 119 |
| Nut (2) torque (front wheel alignment) | 100 N·m (73.8 lb ft) | p. 119 |
| Compressed air pressure for cleaning outer filter element | lower than 5.9 bar (85.6 psi) | p. 172 |
| Cab air filter compressed air distance | 30 cm (11.811 in) | p. 182 |
| Battery charge current (Models without a cab with 100 A·h battery) | 10 A·h | p. 212 |
| Battery charge current (Models with a cab with 135 A·h battery) | 13.5 A·h | p. 212 |
| Alternator - Models without a cab | 65 A | p. 237 |
| Alternator - Models with a cab | 120 A | p. 237 |
| Engine Oil Capacity | 10.0 L | p. 233 |
| Cooling System Capacity (Without cab) | 15.0 L | p. 233 |
| Cooling System Capacity (With cab) | 18.0 L | p. 233 |
| Fuel Tank Capacity (110 models) | 150.0 L | p. 233 |
New Holland T6.110, T6.120, T6.130 Common Problems This Manual Covers
Air filter indicator light on, engine down on power
A plugged outer air cleaner element chokes airflow and the warning lamp comes on, usually in the middle of a dusty day. The Maintenance section covers cleaning the element with compressed air at lower than 5.9 bar (85.6 psi) so you do not blow a hole in the media.
Manual Section: Maintenance p. 172Wheel nuts loosening after a track change
Widening or narrowing the rear track for row work leaves nuts that back off under load if they are not pulled up to spec and rechecked. For the flange-type rear axle (where fitted), Working Operations gives 540 - 610 N·m (398 - 450 lb ft) on the hub disc nuts and 245 N·m (180 lb ft) on the rim disc nuts.
Manual Section: Working Operations p. 121Hard starting after water in the fuel
Condensation and dirty bulk fuel collect in the separator bowl, and the tractor cranks long or stumbles under load until it is drained. The Maintenance section covers draining the fuel system water separator when the warning lamp lights, plus the filter change intervals on the maintenance chart.
Manual Section: Maintenance p. 159Three-point hitch slow or will not lift
An implement that will not lift or responds lazily often comes down to badly connected lift cylinder tubes, too much load on the lift, or a lowering speed or depth/effort control that is out of adjustment. The Troubleshooting section lists the three-point hitch symptoms alongside hydraulic system faults so you can work through causes before pulling anything apart.
Manual Section: Troubleshooting p. 227Slow cranking on cold mornings
A battery that sits through a wet off-season loses charge and drags the starter when you need the tractor first thing. The Maintenance section covers battery checking and charging, including a 13.5 A·h charge current for cab tractors fitted with the 135 A·h battery.
Manual Section: Maintenance p. 212Running hot in chaff and crop dust
Radiator and cooler screens pack with chaff during harvest and coolant temperature climbs long before anything is actually wrong with the system. The Specifications section lists cooling system capacity at 15.0 L without cab and 18.0 L with cab, so you know what you are refilling after a flush.
Manual Section: Specifications p. 233Weak cab airflow and dust in the cab
A loaded cab filter cuts blower output and lets fines through, which matters on long days in tillage. The Maintenance section covers cleaning the cab air filter with compressed air at 6.9 bar (100.1 psi) held about 30 cm (11.811 in) from the element.
Manual Section: Maintenance p. 182Frequently Asked Questions
Which tractors does this manual cover?
It is the New Holland operator manual for the T6.110, T6.120 and T6.130 tractors, publication number 47952257, 246 pages. Cab and non-cab builds are both addressed, including separate safety decal coverage and different capacities for models with and without a cab.
Does it give fluid capacities for a service?
Yes. The Specifications section lists engine oil capacity at 10.0 L, front axle housing at 6.2 L, mechanical transmission at 59.0 L and power shuttle transmission at 72.0 L. Fuel tank capacity is 150.0 L on the T6.110 and 220 L on the T6.120 and T6.130. p. 233
What are the wheel nut torques?
The Maintenance section gives 475 N·m (350 lb ft) for disc to front hub nuts and 712 N·m (525 lb ft) for disc to rear hub nuts, with 240 N·m (177 lb ft) on the front and rear rim nuts. After refitting or adjusting a wheel, check them again after the first hour of driving and again after 50 hours. p. 184
Will it help me diagnose a fault before I call the dealer?
The Troubleshooting section runs symptom tables for the engine, hydraulic system, three-point hitch, cab and electrical system, with probable causes and corrections. It is operator level diagnosis, not component overhaul, so it tells you what to check and when the problem needs a dealer. p. 227
Is this New Holland T6.110 manual a download or a disc?
Immediate download of the complete 246-page searchable Operator Manual. Access it on any device, from a laptop at your desk to a phone in the field.
Can I print just the pages I need from this New Holland T6.110 manual?
Zero restrictions. The PDF is DRM-free. Print whatever sections you need to take out to the shop. Standard letter or A4 paper works.
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