1996 New Holland 1720 Tractor

This 1996 New Holland 1720 utility tractor was acquired from the first owner by the selling dealer in 2025. It is finished in blue and white, and power comes from a 91ci three-cylinder diesel linked to a triple-range four-speed manual transmission and a part-time four-wheel drive system. Additional equipment includes a front blade, headlights and taillights, a rear power take-off, a three-point hitch, and a padded seat. This New Holland 1720 tractor is offered by the selling dealer in New Jersey with a bill of sale.

The New Holland 1720 tractor was introduced in 1996, and it is mechanically similar to the Ford 1720 produced from 1987-1995. This example is finished in blue with white fenders, and New Holland and Ford lettering are displayed on the sides. A Ford-branded 702C articulating blade is attached is to the front, and other details include headlights, taillights, and a rear work light.

The white steel wheels are accented by blue hubs and mounted with 7-14 front and 11.2-24 rear Titan Hi-Traction Lug agricultural tires. Stopping power is provided by rear wet disc brakes.

The operator’s station houses a padded seat trimmed in black vinyl upholstery. Controls consist of a hand throttle, a three-speed range selector, and a transmission shifter in addition to a forward/reverse lever, a clutch pedal, a lever for engaging the front axle drive, and independent brake pedals for the rear wheels. A loader control is positioned on the right side of the dash, while the rear hitch height adjuster is found beside the operator’s seat.

The three-spoke steering wheel wears a New Holland emblem and sits ahead of a 3k-rpm tachometer, warning lights, and gauges for coolant temperature and fuel level. The hour meter shows 292 hours of runtime.

The Shibaura N843 91ci three-cylinder diesel is equipped with mechanical fuel injection, a side-mounted muffler, and a black air filter housing.

Power is routed to the rear or all four wheels via a synchronized shuttle shift triple-range four-speed manual transmission and a locking rear differential. The tractor is equipped with a rear power take-off shaft, a three-point hitch, and a ball hitch.

A Shibaura-manufactured two-post roll bar will accompany the tractor.