New Holland Ag Box Spreaders 155

2025 New Holland Box Spreaders 155

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New Holland box spreaders, also known as manure spreaders, are known for being built to last. They have durable floors and sides made from special corrosion-resistant steel for strength load after load.

New Holland box spreaders come with a 12-year Bonded Protection Plan that guarantees the floor and sides for peace-of-mind and better resale value.

Five models, with 215 to 444 cu. ft. (6.10 to 12.57 m³) of capacity, are available to match the needs of your operation.

Set apron speed from your tractor seat with the standard rotary quadrant control. Adjust from neutral, slow unloading, fast unloading, and cleanout.

New Holland box spreaders — known as manure spreaders or "strong boxes" — are engineered to produce an even spread pattern and are built to last. These top sellers have the toughest floors and sides of any spreaders available, featuring steel that is more corrosion-resistant and stronger than ordinary steels for unmatched durability.

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Building the best box spreaders in the industry means providing the rugged construction needed for reliable performance. It starts with extra steel frame members in the spreader's undercarriage for increased box strength, plus, standard heavy-duty axles with high-strength steel plates and spindles for reduced frame stress.

The A-frame hitch made of high-strength, lightweight steel extends far back under the bed. This directs pulling forces to the axles and carries the load instead of pulling it. The brawny, formed steel frame member protects the front of the floor. For easy servicing, the box spreader's axles are a separate component from the box.

With sides and endgates made of special steels, New Holland box spreaders are four times more corrosion-resistant and twice as strong as ordinary steels. These maximum-strength side sheets are designed without ribs for easy-cleaning.

A unique floating floor, made of 3/4-inch x 6-inch high-density polyethylene tongue-and-groove planks, expands and contracts without putting stress on the frame or sides for less box spreader wear. The rugged floor is acid- and mold-resistant, plus it won't rot, warp, chip, crack, peel or splinter, making it extremely low maintenance.

Choose either heavy-duty T-rod or pintle-type apron chains to match your spreading conditions. With convenient rotary quadrant control, the operator can set the apron speed from the tractor, including neutral, slow-unloading, fast-unloading or clean-out positions.