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Read articles →This is a real delivery walk-through, not a sales pitch: a dealer or delivery rep walks a new owner through their actual 5055E on-site, covering hydraulic couplers and electric diverter, loader bucket removal/attachment, grease points, loader chocks, PTO hookup and speed settings, diff lock, four-wheel drive quirks, air filter, oil dipstick/filter location, and the 100-hour first service interval. Useful for someone who just bought this exact tractor and wants the practical operating basics.
Appears to be footage of a delivery/handover conversation between a dealer or technician and a new owner, posted on the T&C Homestead channel, so expect practical instruction rather than a review or sales angle.
Remove the eye clips from the inside, which spin freely, then pull them out and crowd the loader down to come out of the hooks at the top.
The sticker says every 10 hours, using just general purpose grease so the points do not get hot.
First service is 100 hours, though the person noted another model has its first service at 250 hours.
Turn the key on, then hold the button on top of the remote down to release pressure so couplers can be removed or attached without pinching the O-rings.
