From engine parts to electrics and trailer couplings: we have matched more than 200 parts to the New Holland T6.150, all suited to the T6 series.
On a New Holland T6.150 that spends its days pulling trailers and implements, the rear end takes the hardest knocks. A worn hitch jaw, a locking pin with play or a drawbar that rattles in its guide makes every coupling job slower. This page brings together more than 200 replacement parts that fit the T6.150, from makers such as GRANIT, Scharmüller, ROCKINGER, Sauermann and Walterscheid.
For towing there are automatic drawbar hitches, Piton Fix systems for a fixed towing pin, a drawbar retrofit kit, top hitches, height adjustable adapter plates and complete hitch frames. If you want to set the three-point linkage from the seat, a hydraulic top link is worth a look. On the electrical side you will find a transmission oil temperature sensor, gearbox contact switches, a front PTO push button switch with cable and plug, rocker switches and an alternator. Radiators, mirrors and fuel tank caps complete the picture.
Whether a hitch or a Piton Fix rail fits depends on the frame already on the tractor. Measure the rail width, the pin diameter and the guide, then compare them with the details on the product page. For sensors and switches, the reference number on the old part is the quickest route. You will usually find it on the housing or close to the plug. If you are unsure which version of the tractor you have, check its type plate.
A T6.150 running hot in summer rarely has a leaking radiator. Chaff, dust and pollen pack into the fins, especially at harvest. Blow the core out with compressed air from the inside outwards and keep the nozzle straight so the fins stay upright. If the temperature still climbs afterwards, a new radiator makes sense. When you fit one, refill with fresh coolant and check every hose clamp.
A Piton Fix pin spends its life under heavy load. Check the locking pin and the guide for scoring and wear every so often, and give the sliding faces a thin coat of grease. A worn pin lets the hook rattle in its rail, and over time the rail itself takes the damage. Do the same check on the drawbar holes before they wear oval.
Running more than one T6? Each neighbouring model has its own page that shows only the parts for that tractor:
Every other tractor from the brand is listed under New Holland parts.
