Thank You so much for this walk around. Can't see one around here and the Brochure John Deere has on website is not detailed enough. This was very helpful in my ordering process.
This video must have been made in the Midwest because the tractor is a open field or row crop set up, here in NorCal it’s mostly orchard models, wish some would make a video of low profile models that are made for orchard use
The thing I like about the M over the E series is the tires. Just got a new 5065E and I hate the bicycle tires on the front. I wish I could have optioned wide tires.
@@kimberlyfrazier4762 Hi Kim. I’ve owned 2, 3, 4HD and 5 series tractors in seven years. I bought 3R series in 2022, that with its loader cost me more than the 5E I bought three years earlier. My point is JD Tractors have gone up 15 percent over the past three years, with really no net new features to coincide the ridiculous price hikes. Trust this helps.
@@winkdinkerson7190 I appreciate the info. Here’s what I’ve learned: - John Deere seems to hold its value better over time, which reduces the cost per hour over the life of the tractor. - Fewer periodic service maintenance intervals on the Deere vs. comparable brands, which also reduces cost per hour. - All makes/models are up at least 15% over the previous two years. It’s not only Deere, everything is up - vehicles, groceries, housing - all up.
Consider my 6200L cost $54k in 1997. I will get $37k for it this year. Other than maintenance it has close to 9000hrs...so consider other categories when choosing.
Thank You so much for this walk around.
Can't see one around here and the Brochure John Deere has on website is not detailed enough.
This was very helpful in my ordering process.
I would like to have one of these in maybe the 115 or 120.
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This video must have been made in the Midwest because the tractor is a open field or row crop set up, here in NorCal it’s mostly orchard models, wish some would make a video of low profile models that are made for orchard use
The thing I like about the M over the E series is the tires. Just got a new 5065E and I hate the bicycle tires on the front. I wish I could have optioned wide tires.
I think the M has a wet clutch too and more weight, more hydraulics.
Don't like the electric 3 point hitch but i l ike every thing else
I could see me hitting a bump or just spilling my drink from that cup holder and getting it all over the fuses. Is that lid on it water tight?
I didn’t latch it back down tight. You’ll notice when I opened it, it took more effort to get it to pop open. - Britt
Thanks for watching!
Essa linha de tratores 5 M poderia vir pra o Brasil seria a um sucesso de vendas
The new company mantra should be… nothings overpriced - like a Deere.
@winkdinkerson7190 I’m considering one. Curious why you feel they’re overpriced?
@@kimberlyfrazier4762 Hi Kim. I’ve owned 2, 3, 4HD and 5 series tractors in seven years. I bought 3R series in 2022, that with its loader cost me more than the 5E I bought three years earlier.
My point is JD Tractors have gone up 15 percent over the past three years, with really no net new features to coincide the ridiculous price hikes.
Trust this helps.
@@winkdinkerson7190 I appreciate the info. Here’s what I’ve learned:
- John Deere seems to hold its value better over time, which reduces the cost per hour over the life of the tractor.
- Fewer periodic service maintenance intervals on the Deere vs. comparable brands, which also reduces cost per hour.
- All makes/models are up at least 15% over the previous two years. It’s not only Deere, everything is up - vehicles, groceries, housing - all up.
Consider my 6200L cost $54k in 1997. I will get $37k for it this year. Other than maintenance it has close to 9000hrs...so consider other categories when choosing.