John Deere 5075E Utility Tractors
John Deere 5075E
Average price
$49,875
5+
sold in last year
General overview
John Deere 5075E is a wheeled tractor for general farm operations. It is powered by a 2.9 L (179 cu in) diesel engine rated at 55 kW (75 hp), and the listed emission level is EPA Final Tier 4/EU Stage V. The model is set up for routine tractor work that calls for engine power, traction, and implement handling.
It uses a 9-speed partially synchronized transmission and a PTO rated at 45 kW (61 hp), with maximum PTO power of 47 kW (64.4 hp). Hydraulic equipment includes an open-center system, pump rated output of 43.1 L/min (11.4 gpm), available flow at a single rear SCV of 25.7 L/min (6.8 gpm), and maximum lift capacity behind lift points of 1,447 kg (3,190 lb).
Year
1999, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
Country of manufacturing
United States
General specifications
Dimensions
Width
Weight
Height
Length
1,450 mm
~57.1 in
2,101 kg
~4,631.9 lb
2,450 mm
~96.5 in
3,500 mm
~137.8 in
Tire or Track Type
Wheels
Engine Power
75 hp
Additional specifications
Emission standard level
EPA Final Tier 4/EU Stage V
Engine type
Diesel
Displacement
179 cu(in)
Tires front
Front: 7.50-16.
Maximum PTO power
64.42 hp
Rated PTO power
61 hp
Speeds
540@2,400
Transmission type
9-speed partially synchronized
Maximum lift capacity behind lift points
1,447 kg
Fuel tank
68.1 L
Hydraulic system type
Open‑center
Pump rated output
43.1 L/min
Available flow at a single rear SCV
25.7 L/min
SCV control
Position and top-link draft control
Tires rear
Rear: 16.9-28 (2WD)
John Deere 5075E Utility Tractors Listings
$59,800
Power Reverser
1447 kg
68.1 L
143 hours
Strasburg, United States
$23,900
75 hp
Wheels
Diesel
2277 hours
Lagrange, United States
$49,680
25.7 L/min
Front: 7.50-16.
75 hp
401 hours
Indio, United States
$37,500
75 hp
Wheels
Diesel
2822 hours
Three Rivers, United States
$50,500
Wheels
Diesel
179 cu(in)
260 hours
Hattiesburg, United States
$49,995
EPA Final Tier 4/EU Stage V
61 hp
Power Reverser
456 hours
Mccomb, United States
$52,500
68.1 L
Open‑center
43.1 L/min
60 hours
Mendenhall, United States
$62,500
61 hp
Rear: 16.9-28 (2WD)
64.42 hp
57 hours
Dermott, United States
$62,500
Wheels
Diesel
64.42 hp
44 hours
Dermott, United States
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John Deere 5075E Utility Tractor
75 hp
2101 kg
3500 mm × 1450 mm × 2450 mm
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We demoed it against the other color for a full week before signing. Headland turn automation saves a real amount of manual input. It's about the quietest cab I've spent a nine-season stretch in.
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What is the average price of a John Deere 5075E?
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What are the key advantages of the John Deere 5075E?
Listed advantages include a diesel engine with 55.9 kW (75 hp), 48 kW (64.4 hp) maximum PTO power, a 9-speed partially synchronized transmission, open-center hydraulics, and 1,447 kg (3,190 lb) maximum rear lift capacity.
What type of engine does the 5075E use?
The 5075E uses a diesel engine with 179 cu in displacement. Its listed emission standard is EPA Final Tier 4/EU Stage V.
How much horsepower does the 5075E have?
The 5075E has 55.9 kW (75 hp) of engine power. Maximum PTO power is listed as 48 kW (64.4 hp), while rated PTO power is 45.5 kW (61 hp).
What fuel does the John Deere 5075E use?
The John Deere 5075E uses diesel fuel. Its listed fuel-tank capacity is 68.1 L (18 US gal).
What jobs is this Tractors best suited for?
The supplied data does not specify particular jobs for this tractor. Buyers can assess suitability using its listed engine and PTO power, rear lift capacity, hydraulic flow, transmission, and wheel configuration.
What is the expected lifespan of the 5075E?
The supplied data does not confirm an expected service life for the 5075E. Service history, maintenance practices, operating conditions, and inspection results are more useful indicators when evaluating an individual tractor.
What should a buyer check when purchasing a used Tractors?
Check service records, engine operation, transmission shifting, PTO engagement, hydraulic function, rear lift operation, tire condition, fuel-system condition, and signs of leaks or damage. Confirm that the tractor's configuration matches the intended work.
