New Holland TD-D
Power steering fluid capacity & service interval
New Holland TD-D power steering fluid capacity ranges from 2 to 55 liters. Service intervals include checking at 10 or 300 hours and changing at 1200 hours or 24 months. The data covers 18 configurations.
The configuration chart below lists fill volumes and service intervals for each engine and trim variant.
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Additional Notes
- Across the New Holland TD-D series (2004-2008), power steering fluid is shared within a combined transaxle/hydraulic system/power steering circuit, meaning a single fluid reservoir serves multiple drivetrain functions simultaneously.
- The TD 55D, TD 60D, TD 65D, TD 70D, and TD 75D each carry two transaxle/hydraulic/power steering capacity figures: 49 liters for the standard transmission configuration and 55 liters when equipped with the Synchro reverser option. The 6-liter difference reflects the additional fluid volume required by the Synchro reverser gearbox.
- The TD 80D, TD 85D, TD 90D, and TD 95D list only a single transaxle/hydraulic/power steering capacity of 55 liters, with no alternative figure for a Synchro reverser variant.
- All models in the TD-D range share an identical hydrostatic steering circuit capacity of 2 liters. This separate, smaller reservoir is dedicated solely to the hydrostatic steering system rather than the main hydraulic circuit.
- The transaxle/hydraulic/power steering system on all TD-D models requires a fluid level check every 300 hours under normal use conditions. At 300-hour intervals, only a check is specified, not a fluid exchange.
- A dual-trigger change interval applies to the transaxle/hydraulic/power steering fluid across all TD-D models: 1,200 hours or 24 months under normal use conditions, whichever comes first. The time-based threshold of 24 months means a fluid change can be due before the hour threshold is reached on lower-utilization machines.
- The hydrostatic steering circuit carries a notably more frequent check interval of every 10 hours under normal use conditions, compared to the 300-hour check interval for the main transaxle/hydraulic/power steering system. This reflects the sensitivity of hydrostatic steering components to fluid condition and level.
- The hydrostatic steering fluid change interval across all TD-D models is 1,200 hours under normal use conditions, aligning with the hour-based threshold of the main system but without an accompanying calendar-based interval.