5095m Dimension Question

[Whitnel]

Guys, I am trying to put together a shipping quote for a tractor. I can't find the dimensions of a 5095M with a loader anywhere. I need the length, width and height of this machine. Does not have to be exact but close. Anyone have that info handy.

Thanks,
Brian Whitnel

 

[AKfish]

Guys, I am trying to put together a shipping quote for a tractor. I can't find the dimensions of a 5095M with a loader anywhere. I need the length, width and height of this machine. Does not have to be exact but close. Anyone have that info handy.

Thanks,
Brian Whitnel

Hmmm.. With a loader. What model of loader? 2wd tractor or 4x4? Cab or OS? (Don't ya hate it when somebody can't read your mind..)

AKfish

 

[dsgsr]

I have an 5085M, According to the manual it weighs 7250lbs. I also have the H260 loader and the manual says it weighs 2440lbs.

Hope this helps,
David

 

[Whitnel]

Hmmm.. With a loader. What model of loader? 2wd tractor or 4x4? Cab or OS? (Don't ya hate it when somebody can't read your mind..)

AKfish

The dealer did not tell me the specifics. I have to assume with a cab, say with the bigger loader, its not going to matter much, and lets just say 4x4 but I doubt this would change the length by much at all. I just had to say it would be legal dimensions and put a price to it.

This is getting hauled on a lowboy as a backhaul to TX. I searched all over the place and could find the weights but no dimensions for some reason.

 

[beenthere]

Might this help?

2014 John Deere 553 NSL Loader on 5095M Tractor

 

[Zebrafive]

Depending on how wide the rear wheels are set and the loader model, here are some ballpark figures for a cab tractor
7' wide, 8 1/2' tall, and 17' long.
If you are real tight on length you could remove the bucket and set it between the front tires and loader arms. That might buy you a couple of feet.

 

[Whitnel]

Thanks guys, that helped some. Wish I could find specs sheets for tractors and farm equipment like I can for construction equipment.

 

[CobyRupert]

I have an 5085M, According to the manual it weighs 7250lbs. I also have the H260 loader and the manual says it weighs 2440lbs.

Hope this helps,
David

They are green. They have a density of 7.5.

The problem is, you can probably get then with a variety of tire types, sizes and can adjust the tire widths.
The specification tab on this page has some good info. https://www.deere.com/en_US/products/equipment/tractors/utility_tractors/5m_series/5085M_Utility_Tractor/5085m_utility_tractor.page

 

[sixdogs]

This is not hard.

TractorData.com John Deere 5095M tractor dimensions information

 

[Whitnel]

This is not hard.

TractorData.com John Deere 5095M tractor dimensions information

Sixdogs,

Thanks for trying to help but that site does nothing for me, I searched there and other sources before posting here. Yes it gives me a weight but was not really concerned with that. Wheelbase does not give me an overall length with the loader or even the overall transportation length of the base machine. Nor does it give me a height with just a ROPS or a cab.

Never said it was hard just not always easy.

 

[AKfish]

OK, my cab, 5075M with a 563MSL loader and 7' skid-steer bucket is (within 4-6 inches) 19 feet long and 7 1/2 feet wide. IIRC, the 95M wheelbase is 5 inches longer than the 75M.

That should get you in the "ballpark" with your shipper.

My tractor wheels are set out as far as they'll go and my loader bucket is a high capacity materials bucket, so the 95M might be a bit shorter. But, not likely by enough to really matter when it's chained down on the trailer.

Good luck.

AKfish

 

[sixdogs]

Sixdogs,

Thanks for trying to help but that site does nothing for me, I searched there and other sources before posting here. Yes it gives me a weight but was not really concerned with that. Wheelbase does not give me an overall length with the loader or even the overall transportation length of the base machine. Nor does it give me a height with just a ROPS or a cab.

Never said it was hard just not always easy.

Wheelbase gives you the length of the machine. Figure out what size tires are on it, math out the radius of front and back and add to the wheelbase. That's the exact length. I didn't see any mention of a cab but the Deere Product Brochure should have it. https://www.deere.com/en_ASIA/produ...utility_tractors/5000_series/5000_series.page
For some reason it won't open on my computer so try on yours. If not or you can't find what you need I think I have the printed brochure in my stack of stuff in the other room and could look it up. Generally,they give every dimension.