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Read articles →This is a same-day delivery walkaround, not a working demo: the owner hasn't even moved the 5065E from its drop-off spot. He points out cab-less configuration, hand throttle, shuttle shift, wet clutch, an 8-foot bush hog mower, and flags an early failure point on the three-point hitch pin needing washers. No loader operation, digging, or PTO work shown. Best for buyers curious about first impressions and initial fit-and-finish quirks, not performance.
Posted by an owner-operator (BikesToolsLife) sharing casual, unpolished first-day impressions of his own new tractor purchase.
The 5065E utility tractor has 65 horsepower, as stated by the owner during the delivery walkaround.
No, this particular 5065E does not have a cab, which the owner says lets him mow around trees without damaging the tractor.
The hitch pin is a failure point because it is wider than the drawbar, so the owner has to get a replacement pin and add washers.
It has a wet clutch, allowing the operator to shift between forward and reverse without using the clutch pedal, a stronger setup.
