New Holland LB75 Backhoe Loader – Parts, Specs & Serial Number Guide

Description:

The New Holland LB75 Backhoe Loader is a rugged, full-size machine that blends high-performance digging and lifting with simplified serviceability. Built on the legacy of Ford/New Holland industrial loaders, the LB75 features a 4.5L turbo diesel engine, reliable power shuttle transmission, and a deep-reaching backhoe arm for demanding excavation, utility, and site prep work.

Available in standard and Extendahoe configurations, the LB75 supports a wide range of attachments and is known for its solid construction and long service life. All essential parts—like hydraulic seals, brakes, loader pins, and bushings—are available at BrokenTractor.com.

Engine Specifications

• Engine Make: New Holland (Ford)

• Model: 4.5L, 4-cylinder turbocharged diesel

• Gross Horsepower: 85 hp

• Emissions Tier: Tier 2 (pre-emissions)

• Cooling System: Liquid-cooled

• Fuel Tank Capacity: 34 gallons

Transmission

• Type: Power shuttle transmission

• Gears: 4 forward / 4 reverse

• Clutch: Torque converter

• Drive Type: 2WD standard, 4WD optional

• Top Speed: Approx. 22 mph

Hydraulic System

• System Type: Open-center

• Pump Flow Rate: ~28 GPM

• System Pressure: Approx. 2,800 PSI

• Hydraulic Tank Capacity: 16–18 gallons

• Replacement Parts: New Holland LB75 Hydraulic Cylinder Seal Kits

Dimensions & Performance

• Operating Weight: ~14,800–15,500 lbs

• Backhoe Dig Depth: 14 ft 3 in standard, up to 18 ft with Extendahoe

• Loader Bucket Width: 82–92 inches

• Loader Lift Capacity: Approx. 6,500–7,000 lbs

• Transport Length: 23.5 ft

• Wheelbase: 84 inches

Maintenance Essentials

• Hydraulic Seals and Hoses: Replace as needed using seal kits

• Brakes: Wet disc brakes—inspect and replace valves or cylinders as needed → LB75 Brake Parts

• Pins & Bushings: Frequent wear items on loader and backhoe arms → Pin & Bushing Kits

• Routine Fluids & Filters: Change hydraulic fluid, engine oil, and filters every 250 hours

Common Issues & Fixes

• Cylinder Drift or Hydraulic Leak: Replace worn seals with OEM seal kits

• Shifting Delays or Slips: Check power shuttle fluid level and clutch packs

• Brake Weakness or Soft Pedal: Usually caused by worn brake valve or master cylinder—shop replacements here

• Loader Creep: Inspect cylinders and valve body for bypassing

Serial Number Location

The serial number plate is typically located on the right-side frame rail behind the loader arm tower or near the rear step platform. Always confirm the serial number to ensure part accuracy.

Pro Tips

• Always bleed hydraulic system after replacing seals to avoid airlock

• If using the Extendahoe model, routinely inspect the extension cylinder for leaks

• Grease loader arms, boom pivots, and stabilizers daily for longer component life
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