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Fendt IDEAL 10T vs New Holland CR10.90

The Fendt IDEAL 10T has about 17% more engine power (581 kW (779 hp) vs 498 kW (668 hp)).

Beyond the numbers, compare local dealer support, parts availability and resale value for Fendt and New Holland in your region: over the life of a machine they often matter more than small specification differences.

Fendt IDEAL combine harvester
Fendt Fendt IDEAL 10T
New Holland CR twin-rotor combine harvester (CR960 pictured)
New Holland New Holland CR10.90
Operating weight ——
Engine power 581 kW (779 hp)498 kW (668 hp)
Engine power ≈581 kW (790 hp)—
Threshing system Dual Helix twin rotorsTwin Rotor
Grain tank ≈17,100 L (485 bu)up to ≈20,000 L (570 bu)
Running gear TrakRide tracks—
Max. engine power —≈480–515 kW (650–700 hp), by market
Engine —FPT Cursor 16
Strengths
  • + Huge capacity
  • + Long rotors for efficient separation
  • + IDEALharvest automation
  • + Very high capacity
  • + Gentle twin-rotor threshing
  • + Huge grain tank
Watch-outs
  • − Fewer machines in the field than Deere or CLAAS, so less dealer experience
  • − Large, expensive machine
Full IDEAL 10T reviewFull CR10.90 review

Specifications are typical figures for standard configurations and may be measured differently by each manufacturer (for example net vs gross power). Always confirm with the manufacturer or dealer. Build another comparison.