New Holland 3930

The New Holland 3930 is a utility tractor produced from 1990 to 2002 as part of the 30 Series. It was built in Basildon, England. The tractor features Ford 3.3L and 3.2L 3-cylinder diesel engines, including a turbocharged option introduced in 1999. It offers 45 to 52 hp PTO power, with tested drawbar and PTO power close to claimed values. Transmission options include an 8-speed gear and an 8-speed synchronized shuttle, both with dry disc clutches. The tractor is available in two- or four-wheel drive with mechanical rear differential lock, power steering, and wet disc brakes. Hydraulics are open center with optional closed center, providing up to 12.8 gpm pump flow. The rear hitch is category II/I with position control and top link draft sensing, lifting up to 3080 lbs. The PTO is independent with 540 rpm at engine speeds of 1800 or 1755 rpm (shuttle). Dimensions vary slightly between 2WD and 4WD models, with weights from 5157 to 6025 pounds. Electrical system is negative ground with alternator charging and battery rated at 800 CCA and 12 volts. Attachments include several Ford loaders with varying lift capacities, breakout forces, reach, and bucket widths.