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Read articles →This is a personalized dealer walkaround shot for a specific customer (Bobby) who couldn't make it to the lot. A salesperson places the 2555 and 5555 side by side and runs through concrete numbers: weights, dimensions, loader lift capacity, lift height, transmission ranges, and included features like skid steer attach and drawbar. Ends with a sales pitch and end-of-month pricing pressure. Useful for a quick spec comparison, but expect a sales tone throughout.
This is a dealership channel, the video is literally addressed to a named prospect and closes with a salesperson's phone number and urgency-based pricing appeal.
The 5555 with loader weighs 7,900 pounds and the 2555 weighs 5,300 pounds, a difference of 2,600 pounds, over a ton more.
The 5555 lifts 128 inches high (10.67 feet) and the 2555 lifts 115.4 inches high (9.62 feet), about a foot difference.
Yes, the 2555 has tilt steering so people of different heights can use the tractor easily. The 5555 does not have tilt steering.
Yes, both are included on the 2555 at no extra cost. The skid steer attach is about a $1,000 value that other brands charge for.
