Own a New Holland TN95 from the TN series? You will find more than 250 matching parts here, covering electrics, lighting, and steering and front axle parts.
A TN95 often handles the daily work around the barn and yard, so maintenance touches very different parts of the tractor. This page holds more than 250 parts that fit it, from GRANIT, Cobo, LUK, MAHLE and GRAMMER.
For the hydraulic lift there are lifting shaft seals, lift arm shaft bushes and piston sealing rings, which are also listed for Ford and Fiat. Play in the lift arms usually comes from worn bushes. Replace the bushes on both sides and fit new seals at the same time to keep the oil in and the dirt out.
If you spend long summer days in the cab, you want the air conditioning to work. There are air conditioning compressors and V-belts for the compressor drive. You will also find gas struts for the door, Compacto seats, combined indicator and position lights, tank caps and ball type drawbars. If an indicator and position light only works half the time, check its earth connection first. Keep the drawbar ball lightly greased and put a cap on it when not in use. A squealing compressor belt is loose or glazed and should be replaced.
A tank cap with a blocked vent can make the engine lose power after a while because a vacuum builds up in the tank. A new cap is a quick fix.
The electrical side is covered by alternators, starter motors and gear reduction starters. Check the voltage before choosing a starter, as there are versions for twelve and for twenty four volt systems. If unsure, read the plate on the old starter or measure the battery voltage. A new alternator needs a tight belt. Check it again after a few working hours, because new belts stretch a little at first.
For the clutch there are thrust bearings and double clutch assemblies, some from LUK. A thrust bearing that starts to sing when you press the clutch is best replaced in good time, as a seized bearing damages the clutch assembly too.
The type plate tells you if it really is a TN95. For seals and bushes, compare the number on the old part with the reference number shown with the product, and check left or right.
Within the TN series, the New Holland TN75 also has its own page. If one sits next to your TN95, order its parts there. For other models from the brand, go to New Holland parts.
