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Read articles →A real-world cab teardown on a John Deere 5075E (roughly 325 hours) prompted by mouse damage and a possible future sale. The video walks through pulling down the headliner, cleaning mouse urine from the fabric, tracing bare wires, fixing a loose hydraulic fitting, and diagnosing a broken aftermarket camera system. Most useful for cab-tractor owners dealing with rodent damage or anyone curious what neglected cab interiors actually look like inside.
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They pulled the headliner down, scrubbed the stained fabric, and the mouse pee stains came up pretty easily, though other unidentified stains were harder to remove.
The video shows it was simply a loose fitting on the single point connector, which was fixed during the teardown.
One camera wire broke, and because it is an analog system, that single break took down the whole camera system, an Endura HD unit rated 720p.
No, the air seat was an aftermarket Grammer unit installed by the dealer, and the buddy seat was pulled from a 5M since neither was factory offered on this 5E.
