New Holland FR920 Forge Cruiser: Cruisin' for a …

New Holland has updated its FR forager, so what’s it like to drive? Last summer we didn't need asking twice to climb aboard the titillated and refreshed Cruiser.

Lucas Colsman

First things first, the New Holland Zedelgem engineering team hasn't made any changes to the chassis or chopping unit on the FR forager. But what has changed on the five-model range is the ‘Natural Flow’ styling that was first introduced on the brand’s CR11 combines. Rather more relevant for the operator are the various detailed changes aimed at improving driving comfort. More CANbus While the engine (670kW/911hp in the top model, the featured Cruiser FR920) and the drivetrain remain untouched compared to the outgoing models, New Holland has gone one step farther in terms of data: instead of two CANbus lines, a total of four CANbus lines on the new range guarantee a high performance in this area. This “LIN bus” communication line (use of LIN actuators) offers a glimpse…

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