We had this on one of ours. Turns out the wire loom rubbed through on top of the radiator fan plastic housing. Rejoined wires and recalibrated thinking this was the problem for the rough ride all along but it didnt make any difference !My T7.200 front suspension has stopped working completely so waiting for lloyds to come sort it. Seems like new holland have an issue with there front suspension looking at how many people have replied
Do you know what they done? Our 7.200 came from them. Had them out several times but it doesnt really make any differenceOurs had a problem th white sorted on a service under warranty
Case/New Holland's front suspension is dreadful, compared to their market competition they really need to upgrade it. I've driven MF/Valtra, Fendt, Claas and recently an R Series Deere and all are far superiour to NH/Case, especially Deere and Claas. The cab suspension on New Hollands also needs an upgrade, as again the rest of their competition have better ride comfort than them.
Do you know what they done? Our 7.200 came from them. Had them out several times but it doesnt really make any difference
What age are all your tractors that have problems? I agree about deere being the ultimate suspension wise but I've a late 2015 T7.210 and it does float on the road like you see when you drive a deere, even rises up when you accelerate and dips when you slow down. Don't find it as good with a weight on front though unless you've something on back to counter it.
They calibrated it and checked the accumulator pressure and said there's nothing they can do about it.... I don't have the best of faith in the dealer to start with though so wouldn't trust them... can I calibrate it or is it laptop job?
Was recommended for Michelin: 580/70/38 Road 22psi plough 13psi flotation 6psi 480/70/28 Road 18psi plough 13psi flotation 8-10psi66 plate, registered in November... Maybe we should have a tyre pressure conparison to see what people are using (for road) on various tyre sizes.