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Read articles →An owner walkaround of a personally purchased 2020 John Deere 5075M, filmed shortly after acquisition. The owner covers his reasoning on M-series versus E-series frame stoutness, the widened axle stance, three SCVs, loader specs (roughly 4,400-lb lift), the slide-out cooling system for debris cleanup, and cab basics including the 16x16 power-reverser transmission. Useful for buyers weighing the M against the E series on long-term durability grounds.
An owner-operator sharing first-hand impressions of a tractor they personally bought and use for bush hogging and property work.
There is a ton of difference in frame, weight, and stoutness of the M-series over the E-series, plus a big price difference, worth considering if keeping the tractor long-term.
The hydraulic oil cooler, engine cooler, and air conditioning condenser all slide out front, with stop points so you cannot go too far, making debris cleanup easy.
The owner states it lifts a little over 4,000 pounds, around 4,400 pounds, at 59 inches.
It is a 16x16 transmission with four gears, four ranges, and a power reverser, with 540E PTO standard.
