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which forum for New Holland

You have a couple options one is go down to Today's Tractors, two is the ford page, or three the IH or case pages cause the newer new holds have very similar case ih counterparts
 
Good question. One would think the powers that be could create a page for that.... After all, it is indeed a tractor brand.
 
The oldest new Holland tractors are over 20 years
old . When you went to the tractor shows in the 80s
a 30 series two cylinder John Deere was only 20
years old .
 
Frankly, they should create something for Case IH and New Holland for boards. If capacity is an issue then Fordson could be merged into Ford for a start.
 
You must not know a lot about either the Fords OR Fordsons.
Fords have about as much in common with Fordsons as your beloved Cases have to do with New Hollands. Maybe merge New Holland into the Case board as a better fit.
After all, the company is CNH now days.
 
You must have not been on the Case board when the Case IH merger was discussed a few weeks ago. Those Case guys don't take to any modern incarnations of Case. The only reason I brought up Fordson is there really is not a lot of daily traffic there and the brand is a part of the Ford family. I would have mentioned Ferguson but there is actually a lot of traffic there so it would make MF/MH that much more cumbersome. With any luck the site here can just add two new boards and keep everyone happy.
 
Could just post all cnh case Ford New Holland and ih nd Farmall under the lesser known classics board since fiat owns the whole mess anyway
 
I don't think you should be so critical. You just got a service manual from CNH with no issues for your D1000 New Holland baler made in Belgium.
I believe that if you do your homework, you will find that worldwide, Fiat is far,far, larger than Deere.
Loren
 
The mission statement on the home page of this site indicates that it is dedicated to tractors built before 1985, so the branding of the various forums reflects that.

Obviously, that is not strictly enforced because we talk about everything, and I mean EVERYTHING, including newer tractors.

The long and short of it is, nobody is going to come to your house and slap your wrist with a ruler if you don't post in the "exact right" forum.
 
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