The New Holland 87615924 is a genuine OEM 6310-2RS bearing, designed for various New Holland agricultural and construction equipment. This high-quality bearing ensures reliable performance and durability, crucial for maintaining machinery efficiency. It features a double-sealed design (2RS) to protect against contaminants and retain lubrication, extending its service life in demanding environments. Confirmed fitment includes specific models of New Holland tractors, combines, and other machinery.
New Holland is a global brand of agricultural machinery, founded in 1895 in New Holland, Pennsylvania, USA, by Abe Zimmerman. Today, it operates as a subsidiary of CNH Industrial, with its global headquarters in Turin, Italy. The company has a long history of innovation in farm equipment, contributing significantly to the mechanization of agriculture.
New Holland offers a comprehensive product line that includes tractors, combine harvesters, balers, forage harvesters, grape harvesters, material handlers, and specialized implements. Its well-known tractor series include the T7, T8, and T9, while its CR Revelation combines are recognized for their harvesting efficiency. The brand is dedicated to providing solutions that enhance productivity and sustainability for farmers worldwide.
Partao offers an extensive catalog of genuine New Holland spare parts across various categories. Our top categories for New Holland include Doors & Panels, Other Seals, Gaskets & O-Rings, Other Wear Parts, V-Belts, and Bolts & Fasteners. Over 9090,749 genuine New Holland spare parts are available at Partao.
New Holland machinery is widely utilized by farmers and agricultural businesses across diverse operations, from small family farms to large-scale commercial enterprises. The brand's global presence and robust dealer network ensure that operators have access to reliable equipment and essential spare parts, supporting efficient and continuous field work. Its products are known for their blend of performance, fuel efficiency, and operator comfort.
