Lot # 11314 - 2010 NEW HOLLAND 98D

Auction 
End Date: Wednesday, December 02, 2026 (CST)
Machine Location:-Fulda, Minnesota 56131

Seller Information

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Contact:Justin Grimmius

Phone:(507) 227-2835

Lake Wilson, Minnesota 56151

(507) 227-2835

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Description

### Why Buy this 2010 NEW HOLLAND 98D Header?For any questions please contact Phillip Clarke @ 507_360_8916Upgrade your harvest efficiency with this field-ready 2010 New Holland 98D header. Designed for precision and durability, this 6-row machine features 30-inch row spacing and a poly snout type for smooth ground engagement. This non-chopping unit is equipped with knife rolls, currently at 50% remaining, ensuring reliable material flow. Operation is streamlined with a telescoping drive and hydraulic deck plates for easy adjustments. Additionally, the single point hydraulic hookup allows for fast and secure attachment to your equipment. Whether you are looking to expand your current fleet or replace an older unit, this header provides the reliability and performance needed for a productive season. Its combination of robust construction and user-friendly hydraulic features makes it a smart investment for any professional operation.

Specifications

Year2010
ManufacturerNEW HOLLAND
Model98D
Serial NumberYAS022867
ConditionUsed
Number of Stalk Stompers0
Number of Rows6
Row Spacing30 in
Chopping CapabillityNon Chopping
Telescoping DriveYes
Hydraulic HookupSingle Point
Deck PlatesHydraulic
Snout TypePoly
RollsKnife
Rolls % Remaining50
Field ReadyYes
Year2010|
ManufacturerNEW HOLLAND|
Model98D|
Serial NumberYAS022867|
ConditionUsed|
Number of Stalk Stompers0|
Number of Rows6|
Row Spacing30 in|
Chopping CapabillityNon Chopping|
Telescoping DriveYes|
Hydraulic HookupSingle Point|
Deck PlatesHydraulic|
Snout TypePoly|
RollsKnife|
Rolls % Remaining50|
Field ReadyYes|
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