Overview & Specs

New Holland PowerStar 110 Electro Command Tractor

Introduction

The New Holland PowerStar 110 Electro Command sits at the top of the PowerStar utility series, adding a semi-powershift transmission and nearly double the rear lift capacity of a standard PowerStar. Rated at 110 horsepower with 85 PTO horsepower, and with a rear lift capacity of more than 10,000 lb, it is built for crop, dairy, and general livestock operations, and it excels at hay and light field work. For a prairie farm that needs to haul heavier feed loads and bales than a standard utility tractor can manage, the PowerStar 110 Electro Command brings serious lift in a utility-sized package.

What defines the Electro Command, and separates it from the standard PowerStar 110, is the Electro Command semi-powershift transmission and the greatly increased lift. Making its debut at the 2025 Farm Progress Show, it pairs the 16×16 Electro Command transmission with a load-sensing hydraulic system, R38 tires for ground clearance, and a rear lift of more than 10,000 lb, nearly double that of other PowerStar and utility tractors. The result is a tractor with the ground clearance and power of larger machines while keeping utility-sized maneuverability, and the comfort of the VisionView cab.

On Aglist, the focus is on where the PowerStar 110 Electro Command fits against the standard PowerStar 110, the value Workmaster utility range, and utility tractors from other brands.

Key Specifications

SpecificationNew Holland PowerStar 110 Electro Command
ClassUtility tractor (premium, top of range)
Engine horsepower110 hp
PTO horsepower85 hp
Transmission16×16 Electro Command semi-powershift
Rear lift capacityMore than 10,000 lb (5.2 tons)
HydraulicsLoad-sensing pump, 21 gpm (80 L/min)
TiresR38
CabVisionView cab
Best suited toCrop, dairy, livestock, hay, light field work

Specifications are drawn from New Holland and dealer sources and vary by configuration. Confirm exact specs, options, and current pricing with your dealer.

What the PowerStar 110 Electro Command Does Well

As the high-lift top model, the Electro Command brings capability a standard PowerStar cannot match, and its strengths follow from that.

The first is the rear lift capacity. At more than 10,000 lb, nearly double that of other PowerStar and utility tractors on the market, it gives operators the capability to haul heavier feed loads and bales than any other utility tractor in its class. For a dairy or livestock operation lifting and moving heavy round bales, large feed loads, or heavy rear implements, that lift is the reason to choose the Electro Command over a standard machine. It is the defining feature.

The second is the Electro Command semi-powershift transmission. The 16×16 Electro Command shifts through gears under power without clutching, which makes heavy loader work, field work, and haulage smoother and less tiring than a power shuttle, and it pairs with an upgraded open-centre rear load-sensing hydraulic system that delivers oil on demand for faster, more responsive hydraulic performance. For an operator working the tractor hard all day, that transmission and hydraulic combination is a real step up in control and productivity.

The third is capability with utility-sized maneuverability. R38 tires give the ground clearance and stance expected of larger tractors without giving up the maneuverability of a utility machine, and the 21-gallon-per-minute load-sensing hydraulic pump delivers targeted power for implements and the loader. The VisionView cab brings the series’ comfort, with high visibility and dual-zone climate. For a crop, dairy, or livestock operation that needs serious lift and hay capability in a maneuverable tractor, the PowerStar 110 Electro Command is the top of the range.

How It Compares

The PowerStar 110 Electro Command sits at the top of the premium utility class, and the comparison is about capability against cost.

Against the standard PowerStar 110, the Electro Command adds the 16×16 semi-powershift transmission, the load-sensing hydraulic system, and a rear lift of more than 10,000 lb, nearly double the standard model, at a higher price. If you need to haul heavy feed and bales or want the semi-powershift, the Electro Command is worth the step up. If your work sits within the standard model’s lift and a power shuttle suits you, the standard 110 covers it for less. The Electro Command is the more capable version.

Against New Holland’s value Workmaster utility range, the Electro Command is far more capable and refined, with the semi-powershift, the high lift, and the VisionView cab, at a much higher price. The Workmaster utility tractors are the value choice for utility work, while the Electro Command is a premium, high-capability machine. For the value range, see the Workmaster utility comparison. Against a Kubota M series or a John Deere 6M, it competes on lift capacity and the semi-powershift, while Kubota and Deere bring their dealer networks and resale strength; see the Kubota tractors compared overview. The PowerStar 120 Electro Command offers more power on the same Electro Command platform.

Best Applications

The PowerStar 110 Electro Command is a strong fit for:

  • Dairy and livestock operations hauling heavy feed loads and round bales
  • Crop and general farms needing more than 10,000 lb of rear lift
  • Hay production and light field work where lift and traction matter
  • Operators who want the smoother control of a semi-powershift transmission
  • Farms wanting larger-tractor lift and clearance with utility maneuverability

For lower cost, the standard PowerStar 110 or the value Workmaster range covers lighter lift needs, and for more power, the PowerStar 120 Electro Command steps up. The 110 Electro Command’s place is high-lift, high-capability utility at the top of the range.

New Holland PowerStar 110 Electro Command Reviews & Ratings

On Aglist, open the Reviews & Ratings section on this page to see how the PowerStar 110 Electro Command performs in real Canadian conditions: how the high rear lift handles heavy feed and bales, how the Electro Command transmission and load-sensing hydraulics work out, how the VisionView cab performs through prairie seasons, and how it holds up over time. If you run one, your review helps the next prairie operation choose.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much can the PowerStar 110 Electro Command lift? It has a rear lift capacity of more than 10,000 lb, or about 5.2 tons, which is nearly double that of other PowerStar and standard utility tractors, giving the capability to haul heavier feed loads and bales than any other utility tractor in its class.

What is the difference between the PowerStar 110 and the 110 Electro Command? The standard PowerStar 110 uses a 12×12 power shuttle transmission and the range’s standard lift. The 110 Electro Command adds a 16×16 Electro Command semi-powershift transmission, a load-sensing hydraulic system, and a rear lift of more than 10,000 lb, nearly double. The Electro Command is the flagship, built for heavy lifting and hauling.

What is the Electro Command transmission? It is a 16×16 semi-powershift transmission that shifts through gears under power without clutching, making heavy loader work, field work, and haulage smoother and less tiring than a power shuttle. It pairs with an open-centre load-sensing hydraulic system for responsive performance.

What is the PowerStar 110 Electro Command best suited to? It is suited to crop, dairy, and general livestock operations, and it excels at hay and light field work. Its high rear lift makes it especially strong for hauling heavy feed loads and round bales, which suits prairie dairy and livestock farms.

How much PTO horsepower does the PowerStar 110 Electro Command have? It is rated at 110 engine horsepower with 85 PTO horsepower, with a 21-gallon-per-minute load-sensing hydraulic pump that delivers targeted power for implements and the loader.

Is the PowerStar 110 Electro Command a large tractor? It offers the ground clearance and power expected of larger tractors, helped by R38 tires, while keeping the maneuverability of a utility-sized machine. It gives large-tractor lift and capability without the size, which suits farms wanting both.

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Note: We try our best to keep specs and information accurate, but some details can be missing or different depending on the source. Before you buy, service, or repair equipment, please double-check key specs with the manufacturer, the owner’s manual, or your dealer.

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