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Read articles →A new-owner first-impressions walkaround shot the day Sean took delivery of his T5.120. He covers his loader choice (725 LU with mechanical self-leveling, third function, quick-attach), tire and ballast setup, battery relocation, and spends meaningful time on the Dual Command transmission, turtle/hare splits, clutch button, loader-mounted neutral, and power reverser controls demonstrated while actually driving. Best for shoppers trying to understand how the Dual Command works in practice.
Posted by the Modern Country Living channel, where the host identifies himself as a self-described New Holland fan sharing first impressions of his own newly purchased tractor.
It has turtle and hare modes that split each gear, letting you go slower or faster without clutching, useful for adjusting power when lugging up a hill.
Yes, there is a clutch button on the transmission lever and a neutral button on the loader control, both of which put the tractor in neutral without the foot clutch.
The 725 LU loader, described as the strongest loader available for this tractor, with mechanical self-leveling, quick attach, and a third function for grapple or snowplow.
380/85-24 radial tires in front and 480/85-34 radial tires in the rear, with wheel weights and rim guard loaded in the rear tires.
