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Read articles →This is a diagnostic troubleshooting video, not a review or buyer's overview: an owner runs their T5.120 while powering a Tegel Tomahawk 5050 bale grinder, testing a PTO/driveline noise across gears, clutch engagement, turning angles, and forward versus reverse, then steps outside the tractor around 6:30 to record how loud it is externally. Useful mainly for T5.120 owners diagnosing a similar noise, not for shoppers wanting specs or a walkaround.
Posted by the DLH Farms channel, an owner documenting a specific mechanical noise issue on their own tractor rather than reviewing it for buyers.
Yes, the owner repeatedly shows that pushing in the clutch makes the noise quiet, and letting the clutch out brings the noise back.
Yes, turning to the left, even at a slight angle, makes the noise worse, such as when going downhill at an angle.
No, the owner states the noise is basically the same in reverse as it is in forward gear.
The same noise occurs running the Tegel Tomahawk 5050 at 1,000 RPM and running a snow blower at 540 RPM, and happens in multiple gears including first.
