This comprehensive parts manual provides detailed information on all components of New Holland NH 675S, 675T, 677S, and 677T manure spreaders. The manual includes detailed diagrams and descriptions of every part, making it easy to identify and order the specific components you need. The high-resolution scans ensure clear and easy-to-read images, while the printable format allows you to keep a physical copy of the manual for convenient reference. This manual is an essential resource for anyone who owns or works on these New Holland manure spreaders, ensuring you have the information you need for efficient repairs and maintenance.

The New Holland NH 675S, 675T, 677S, and 677T Manure Spreaders are heavy-duty, high-capacity machines designed to efficiently and effectively distribute manure across fields. These spreaders are part of New Holland's renowned line of agricultural equipment, renowned for their durability, performance, and operator comfort. The 675S and 675T models boast a 10-cubic-yard capacity, while the 677S and 677T models offer an impressive 12-cubic-yard capacity, catering to the needs of large-scale livestock operations. The "S" designation indicates a side-discharge spreader, while the "T" designation signifies a rear-discharge version, allowing operators to choose the configuration best suited to their specific needs and field conditions. These spreaders are equipped with powerful hydraulic systems that provide smooth and precise control over the spreading process. The robust steel construction ensures long-lasting durability even in demanding agricultural environments. The New Holland NH 675S, 675T, 677S, and 677T Manure Spreaders are designed with operator comfort in mind. They feature ergonomic controls, spacious cabs, and excellent visibility, maximizing operator efficiency and reducing fatigue during long workdays. These spreaders contribute to efficient nutrient recycling and soil health, promoting sustainable farming practices. Their precise spreading capabilities allow for optimal fertilizer distribution, ensuring even coverage and maximizing crop yields.