This comprehensive New Holland NH 495 Mower Conditioner Parts Manual, identified by part number 5049515NF, provides detailed information on all the components that make up this agricultural equipment. The manual includes high-resolution scans of every page, ensuring clarity and readability for easy identification of each part. All pages are printable, allowing you to create a physical copy for convenient reference during repairs or maintenance. The manual is designed to be used with Adobe Viewer 9.1 or newer, a free program available from Adobe.

The New Holland NH 495 Mower Conditioner is a versatile and robust agricultural machine designed for efficient haymaking operations. It combines mowing and conditioning in a single pass, significantly optimizing hay production efficiency. The NH 495 boasts a cutting width of 10 feet (3 meters), allowing it to cover a substantial area in a short time. The mower utilizes a robust cutterbar with hardened steel blades and a robust gearbox for reliable and smooth operation even in challenging conditions. The conditioner features a series of rollers that gently crush and condition the cut hay, increasing its surface area and accelerating the drying process. This ensures faster and more efficient hay curing, minimizing potential for spoilage and maximizing hay quality. The NH 495 Mower Conditioner is built with durability and user-friendliness in mind. The machine features a heavy-duty frame designed to withstand the rigors of demanding agricultural work. It is powered by a PTO (Power Take-Off) system, drawing power from a tractor's engine. The NH 495 is equipped with a convenient height adjustment system that allows the operator to easily set the cutting height according to the specific needs of the crop. The machine also boasts a well-designed hydraulic system for smooth and controlled operation, ensuring efficient performance. The NH 495's overall design emphasizes ease of maintenance, with easily accessible components and lubrication points. This facilitates routine servicing and reduces downtime, ensuring continuous operation and maximizing haymaking efficiency.