New Holland: CR Revelation raises the harvesting stakes again

New Holland establishes the supremacy of the world’s highest capacity combine, the CR Revelation combine harvester, with a redesigned residue management system, improved adjustable crop flow, and a further power upgrade. It takes harvesting performance to a whole new level, increasing capacity by up to 10 per cent while guaranteeing grain quality and outstanding residue management.

“The CR combine was already the harvesting world record holder, the most powerful combine in the market with the highest capacity,” New Holland’s head of harvesting product, Lars Skjoldager Sørensen, said. “But at New Holland we’re never satisfied: we constantly look for ways to improve our customers’ productivity and profitability further.

“With the new CR Revelation range we’ve achieved this. We improved the control of crop flow, helping our customers increase their productivity; we increased capacity and residue management performance. And with the new styling we improved visibility and serviceability. The CR Revelation reigns supreme in the combine market.”

The flagship CR Revelation has a 10 per cent productivity advantage compared to its predecessor. 

A host of features on the new CR combines increase these machines’ already high capacity and productivity even further, while maintaining the remarkably low grain crackage or reducing it even more.

The new cab-controlled remote adjustable rotor vanes, with infinitely variable position between slow and fast, result in class-leading crop flow control and power efficiency gains. This feature, available as an option on the four 22-inch models at the top of the range, delivers higher productivity and capacity.

The in-cab concave reset contributes to increasing the combine’s productivity, dramatically reducing downtime in case of a concave breakaway. This feature makes resetting the concave very easy and fast: the operator just empties rotors, stops the combine, rearms the concaves automatically and resumes harvest, saving the 20-30 minutes that doing the operation manually would require.

The record-breaking CR10.90 now has a 700hp power unit.

The three models at the top of the range also feature Twin Pitch Plus rotors with three-inch raspbars that deliver considerable power efficiency gains ranging from 27hp in the CR8.90 to 38hp in the top-of-the-range CR10.90.

These features, together with other improvements that include higher rotor covers on the two smaller 17-inch models, the deep cut DFR and the power upgrade, deliver an increase in the CR combine’s productivity of up to 10 per cent.

The CR10.90, the world’s most powerful combine and world record holder for most wheat harvested within eight hours, has raised the bar again on performance with a 50hp power upgrade. The biggest combine in the industry now develops 700hp maximum power to deliver a massive performance in all crops.

The CR8.80, the biggest of the two 17-inch CR models, has also received a power upgrade, and with 517hp maximum power is the highest horsepower narrow frame combine in the market.

The New Holland CR8.80 now has 517hp at its disposal.

The new CR combines feature a new residue management system that delivers a finer chop, wider spread and better distribution.

The improvements to the chopper, which include a reinforced rotor, longer counter knives and increased chopper speed, result in a finer sample and a 50 per cent reduction of long straw.

The chaff spreader has been entirely redesigned with a patented air crop flow system replacing the traditional impact based design. The spreading width has been increased to 45 feet and is adjustable from the cab. The powerful Opti-Spread straw management system is further improved with 25 per cent stronger hydromotors, V-shaped paddles and cleaning scrapers. The result is a wider spread, better spread distribution and reduced wear.

The view from the CR Revelation cab.

The main frame, grain pan and beater grate are now in yellow, providing better visibility in the cleaning shoe. The colour of the grain tank has also changed to yellow to improve visibility from the cab and make it easier for the operator to check the grain quality at all times.

For more information visit: www.newholland.com.