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Read articles →A new-owner delivery-day introduction from someone who compared the 5075E against a Kubota before buying. The video covers real-world first impressions after roughly ten hours of use, brush hogging, grapple work, and clearing trees, plus a walkaround of the premium cab features, loader controls, transmission operation, attachments, and bucket details. Best for buyers weighing the premium cab upgrade or curious how the 5075E performs in wooded land-clearing work.
An owner-operator sharing early impressions of their first brand-new tractor on their own rural property, with no apparent dealer or brand affiliation.
The owner calls it a workhorse with tons of power, used for brush hogging, grappling dead trees and leaning storm-damaged trees, and clearing piles around the property.
He specced out an equal Kubota package, and the John Deere salesman revised pricing and beat the Kubota price without being told what it was, so he stayed with John Deere.
Yes, the owner says the premium you pay to upgrade from standard to premium cab is well worth the money, citing AC, LED lights, air ride seat, and skylight.
It is a 12-12 power reverser with a three range gear selector, four gears, a clutch, and a forward-neutral-reverse shuttle lever, or you can select gear and release the clutch manually.
