New Holland Braud grape harvesters 9000 offer six models for different vineyards

The New Holland Braud 9000 grape harvesters comprise four models for wide vines, one model for intermediate vines and one model for vines with very dense vegetation and for olive harvesting.
They reportedly allow the best harvest quality with a best-in-class destemmer (petiole removal is increased by 20% for a 100% premium harvest).

They are fitted with a new electronically managed 4 and 6-cylinder Fiat Power Train common rail engine with a new intelligent management system, "IMS".

The new cab is more spacious, quieter and meets the strictest safety standards.

It includes an inclinometer, an automatic slope correction and height system, and the new Intelliview™ III monitor with touchscreen. Comfort, visibility, safety and ease of adjustment and control are also said to be improved.

With the 9000 series grape harvesters, the best harvest quality is achieved, according to New Holland Braud

With the SDC shaking system with flexible rods, the Noria, a versatile carrier and new features including wider conveyors and new extractors that improve cleaning, as well as the best on-board destemmer-separator, the New Holland Braud 9000 grape harvesters would offer winegrowers committed to quality "a complete, cutting-edge and easy-to-use tool".

More power, more performance and lower fuel consumption

The choice of the new 4 and 6-cylinder common rail electronically managed Fiat Power Train engines, 100% biodiesel compatible, with a power range between 141 ch and 175 ch, combined with the IMS, would give the new machines unrivaled performance and fuel savings.

The IMS (intelligent management system), which won a Silver Medal at SITEVI 2009, continuously adjusts the engine speed according to the power required, which would reduce fuel consumption by 35% on average.

For example, at the end of a row, when the operator switches off the shaking and the extractors, the engine speed automatically drops, saving fuel.

In addition to these new power performances, there is a new Anti-Skid hydraulic transmission, which offers more traction in difficult conditions according to New Holland Braud.

The best comfort and enhanced safety according to New Holland Braud

The new cabs are suspended, soundproofed, ventilated, pressurized, sealed, air-conditioned and heated as standard.

The cab structure and the self-propelled machine have been reinforced in accordance with the new European directive "European Machinery Directive" 2006/42/CE. The strictest method, code 4, was applied.

The cab is equipped with a seat belt, an extinguisher holder, an emergency hammer and an electronic presence sensor.

The new steering column, half as wide as the previous one, increases the operator's visibility.

In addition, a new seat provides the operator with first-class comfort, making it possible to face long working days with peace of mind.

Ease of adjustment and control for the New Holland Braud 9000

The Intelliview III touchscreen monitor would make it possible to display and adjust all the machine's functions through different pages that the operator can customize.

It is ISO BUS compatible and can be used to operate a range of multi-purpose tools and sprayers.

This eliminates the need for an additional control system and reduces the time needed to switch from one function to another.

Integrated into the armrest, the new multifunction handle controls all operations.

It controls: forward movement, manual slope and height, the harvesting head and the multi-purpose tools.

Reduced washing time and easier maintenance according to New Holland Braud

The design of the new harvesting head of the New Holland Braud 9000L series would reduce washing time by 30%. To reduce water consumption by 30% and cut washing time, a semi-automatic washing system is also available as an option.

All the greasing points of the harvesting head are grouped on a single plate. An automatic greasing system is available as an option.

The maintenance interval goes from 400 to 600 hours.