This comprehensive New Holland NH 489 Mower Conditioner Parts Manual, designated as 5048916PF, provides a detailed inventory of all replacement parts for this agricultural equipment. The manual is a high-resolution scan of the original OEM document, ensuring clear and accurate representation of each part. Every page is printable, enabling you to have a physical copy for convenient reference. This manual is an invaluable resource for mechanics, technicians, and anyone involved in maintaining or repairing the New Holland NH 489 Mower Conditioner. It allows for quick and easy identification of the correct parts needed for any repair or maintenance task.

The New Holland NH 489 Mower Conditioner is a robust piece of agricultural equipment designed to efficiently harvest and prepare forage for livestock. This machine is part of New Holland's renowned line of agricultural machinery, known for its quality, durability, and performance. The NH 489 is a rotary mower conditioner that effectively cuts and conditions hay, alfalfa, and other forage crops, preparing them for baling or other storage methods. It features a powerful PTO-driven cutting system, typically driven by a tractor's hydraulic system, which enables the machine to mow at a high rate of speed and ensure a clean, consistent cut. The NH 489's key feature lies in its conditioning system. This system utilizes rollers or tines to crush and crimp the cut forage, exposing the stems to the air and accelerating the drying process. This effective conditioning ensures the forage dries quickly and evenly, resulting in high-quality hay with optimal nutrient preservation. The conditioning system is adjustable, allowing users to customize the crushing intensity based on the crop type and desired drying speed. The NH 489 is also designed for user-friendliness, featuring a robust construction, easy maintenance access, and straightforward operation. Additionally, the machine is compatible with various New Holland tractor models, offering flexibility and convenience to farmers who utilize different tractors for their operations.