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Brand New Holland

CR, CX & TC combines · Older TX & Clayson combines · Balers · Forage harvesters

New Holland's blue combines are built on the Clayson heritage of Zedelgem, Belgium, from today's CR twin rotor and CX conventional combines to the older TX and Clayson machines still working on UK farms, along with BigBaler and Roll-Belt balers and FR forage harvesters. It's part of CNH, alongside Case IH, so some belts are shared across both brands. We stock replacement drive, variable speed and banded belts across the New Holland range. Search by the New Holland part number or your machine model, and use the filters to narrow it down.

Which belt do you need?

Variable speed beltsWide belts that run on adjustable pulleys, used on drives like the threshing drum, reel and ground drive on combines.

Banded beltsTwo or more V-belts joined by a top band, so they can't turn over or jump off on heavy, shock-loaded drives like the main drive.

Double-sided and reverse-bend beltsFor serpentine drives that bend the belt both ways, common on balers and harvesters. Belts like Bando RED-S II are built for this.

Tip: New Holland belts usually have the part number printed on the back. If it's worn off, measure the top width and length, and tell us where on the machine the belt runs, such as the drum, rotor, straw walker, chopper or unloading drive.

  • Find your model numberThe serial plate on your New Holland gives the model, such as CX8080 or TX66, and the serial number.
  • Got the belt's part number?Type the New Holland or Case IH part number from your parts book, or the code on the old belt, into the search bar.
  • Broken down at harvest?Call 020 8138 2848 with the part number or machine details and we'll find the belt and get it moving.
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