Part of the New Holland Repair Manuals.
This is the factory workshop service manual for the New Holland T7.170, T7.185, T7.200 and T7.210 tractors. It is organised the way CNH builds the tractor rather than the way a parts book lists it: the hydraulic, pneumatic, electrical and electronic systems come first and take roughly half the book, then the engine and PTO input, the transmission and driveline, the axles, brakes and steering, the frame and cab, and finally the hitch. The hydraulic chapters give the real pump numbers and the standby and system pressures, and the electrical chapters carry the schematic frames and connector diagrams rather than a single overview drawing.
What's Inside This New Holland T7.170, T7.185, T7.200, T7.210 Manual
| System | Pages | Key Topics |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction and Standard Torques | 6-27 | How to Use the Manual, Shop Safety, Standard Tightening Torque Tables, Approved Fluids and Consumables |
| Primary Hydraulic Power System | 28-175 | Variable Displacement Closed-Centre Load-Sensing Piston Pump, Charge Pump, Standby and System Pressure Tests, Closed-Centre Mechanical Remote Valves, Electro-Hydraulic Remote Valves, Pump Overhaul |
| Secondary Hydraulic Power System | 176-181 | Gear-Type Secondary Pump for Hydrostat Flushing and Lubrication, 25 cm3/rev and 65 l/min Maximum Flow, Steering Pump Exploded View, Pump Removal and Overhaul |
| Hydraulic Command System | 182-195 | Priority Valve, Hydraulic Command Circuits, Signal Lines and Power-Beyond Connections |
| Pneumatic System | 196-223 | Air Compressor, Trailer Air-Brake Supply, Reservoir, Pressure Regulation and Valves |
| Electrical Power System | 224-969 | Complete Electrical Schematic Frames, Harness and Connector Component Diagrams, Fuses and Relays, Charging Circuit and Alternator, Starting Circuit, Lighting and Instrument Circuits |
| Electronic System | 970-1683 | Control Modules and CAN Bus, Isobus Interface Controller (Tecu), Sensor and Actuator Data, Fault-Code Tables, Diagnostic Test and Calibration Routines |
| Engine and PTO in | 1684-1885 | Engine Installation and Removal, Engine Mountings and Ancillaries, Cooling Package, Exhaust and Aftertreatment, Front PTO Drive Input |
| Transmission, Drive and PTO Out | 1886-2375 | Transmission and Its Control Valves, Clutch Packs and Range Gears, Driveline, Rear and Front Power Take-Off Drives, Pressure Testing and Overhaul |
| Axles, Brakes and Steering | 2376-2835 | Front and Rear Axles, Differentials and Final Drives, Differential Lock, Service and Park Brakes, Trailer Brake Circuit, Hydrostatic and Guidance Steering |
| Frame and Cab | 2836-3037 | Chassis and Frame, Front Axle Suspension, Cab Suspension and Mounts, Operator Platform, Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning |
| Hitch and Working Tool | 3038-3113 | Front and Rear Three-Point Hitch, Lift Cylinders and Linkage, Electronic Draft Control Sensors, Lift Capacity and Calibration |
| Special Tool Index | 3114-3129 | Part Numbers of Every Special Tool the Procedures Call for, Including the Datar Test Adapters, The Load Check Valve Remover and Installer, And Which Procedure Each Tool Belongs to |
Quick Reference Specifications
| Specification | Value | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Main hydraulic pump | ||
| Type | Variable displacement, closed centre, load-sensing piston pump | |
| Standard flow / high flow | ||
| Pump output at 2200 rpm engine speed | 125 l/min (33.0 US gpm) / 140 l/min (37.0 US gpm) | |
| Piston pump displacement | 56 cm3/rev / 63 cm3/rev | |
| Hydraulic system | ||
| Low standby pressure | 26 bar (377 psi) +/- 1 bar | |
| High standby pressure | 210 bar (3045 psi) +/- 5 bar | |
| Maximum system pressure | 245 bar (3552.5 psi) +/- 5 bar | |
| Cooler by-pass valve | 5.8 bar (84.1 psi) | |
| Tractors with Italian trailer brakes | ||
| Low standby pressure | 36 bar (522 psi) | |
| Charge circuit | ||
| Charge pressure | 2 to 4 bar (29 to 58 psi); switch closes at 1 bar | |
| Charge pump | ||
| Displacement | 74 cm3/rev standard flow, 82 cm3/rev high flow | |
New Holland T7.170, T7.185, T7.200, T7.210 Common Problems This Manual Covers
The remotes are slow, the hitch will not lift, or the hydraulics fade once the oil is warm.
Measure before you condemn the pump. Bring the system up to temperature and check low standby, which should read 26 bar, then high standby at 210 bar and maximum system pressure at 245 bar. A pump that reaches standby but not maximum points at the compensator rather than the pistons. Check charge pressure too, since it should sit between 2 and 4 bar and the switch closes at 1 bar. The primary hydraulic chapters carry the test points, the adjustment procedure and the full pump overhaul.
Manual Section: Primary Hydraulic Power SystemA warning lamp, a stored fault code, or an ISOBUS implement that will not talk to the tractor.
Pull the code first and work the electronic system chapters, which cover the control modules, the CAN bus and the ISOBUS interface controller (TECU) with their fault-code tables and calibration routines. Once the code points at a circuit, switch to the electrical power system and find the numbered schematic frame and the connector component diagram for that circuit. Test the harness at the connector the diagram names rather than replacing a module on suspicion.
Manual Section: Electronic SystemTrailer brakes are weak, or the air system will not build and hold pressure.
Work the pneumatic chapter, which covers the compressor, the reservoir, the pressure regulation valves and the trailer air-brake supply. Note that a tractor built with the Italian trailer brake package runs a higher low standby pressure, 36 bar instead of 26 bar, so the hydraulic side reads differently before you assume the air side is at fault. Check the hydraulic standby first and confirm which package the tractor carries.
Manual Section: Pneumatic SystemFrequently Asked Questions
Which tractors does this manual cover?
The T7.170, T7.185, T7.200 and T7.210. They share the chassis, the closed-centre load-sensing hydraulic system, the electrical and electronic architecture and the driveline, so almost every procedure in the book applies across the four. Where a build option changes something, such as the Italian trailer brake package or the high-flow hydraulic pump, the manual gives the separate figure.
What hydraulic pressures should I be seeing?
Low standby pressure is 26 bar (377 psi) plus or minus 1 bar, or 36 bar on tractors fitted with Italian trailer brakes. High standby is 210 bar (3045 psi) plus or minus 5 bar and maximum system pressure is 245 bar (3552.5 psi) plus or minus 5 bar. Charge pressure runs 2 to 4 bar and the charge pressure switch closes at 1 bar. The cooler by-pass valve opens at 5.8 bar.
How much flow does the pump make?
The main pump is a variable displacement, closed centre, load-sensing piston pump. At 2200 rpm engine speed the standard pump delivers 125 l/min (33.0 US gpm) from a 56 cm3/rev displacement, and the high-flow pump delivers 140 l/min (37.0 US gpm) from 63 cm3/rev. Pump speed at that engine speed is 2750 rpm.
Does it include the wiring schematics and the electronics?
Yes. The electrical power system runs from page 224 to page 969 as numbered schematic frames with harness and connector component diagrams, so you follow a frame rather than hunt across one giant drawing. The electronic system then runs from page 970 to page 1683 and covers the control modules, the CAN bus, the ISOBUS interface controller, the fault-code tables and the calibration routines.
How big is the manual and can I search it?
It is 3129 pages in English, a searchable and printable PDF. Search the text, print the pages you need for the bench, and keep the rest on a laptop in the workshop.
What do I get after purchasing this New Holland T7.170, T7.185, T7.200, T7.210?
This is a 3129-page searchable PDF (120 MB) ready for immediate download. Works on any device, so pull it up on your phone while you're under the hood. No shipping, no waiting.
Are there any print restrictions on this New Holland T7.170, T7.185, T7.200?
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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