John Deere announced updates to its 5 Series Utility Tractors, which include more options to make it easier for rural property owners, farmers, ranchers, and fleet owners to match the right tractor to the many jobs they need that tractor to do day after day.
For model year 2023, the three-cylinder versions of the 5E Series offer a new Premium Cab option, an engine that does not require an emission-related regen, larger tire options, an option for a true third function mid-valve for easier loader and grapple operation, and 3 new model numbers. Four models are offered in the 5E three-cylinder lineup and include the 5050E, available in an open operator station, and the 5060E, 5067E, and 5075E available in an open operator station, standard cab, or premium cab.
The engine from the larger 6M Utility Tractor will now be used in the four-cylinder versions of the 5M, and will bring five additional horsepower, with new model options, the 5095M, 5105M, 5120M, and 5130M. The 5075M remains in the lineup for a three-cylinder, 74-horsepower option, available with either a cab or open station. High-crop and low-profile models will also receive a horsepower boost, and include the 5105MH, 5105ML, 5120ML and 5130ML.
Versatility of the 5M is enhanced with an available bar-axle option, giving customers the flexibility to adjust tire spacing up to 90 inches, allowing for less crop damage when baling wide windrows, or for more stability when mowing on hillsides. Tire spacing can also be narrowed to match row spacing in row-crop applications.
