kubota Karl
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Considering a john deere 5075e withloader 2015 low hours for a utility tractor bush hog, snow, post holes and some manure spreading maybe some field work in future. I see quite a few negative reviews! Anyone have experience?
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Turbys_1700
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My only advise is the following. Some folks have had issues. Deere sells a lot of this model. If purchasing used I would want to know the history and the maintenance of the unit. Is it at a dealer? Do you have access to the previous owner? Any time you buy used it is a crap shoot. Get as much info on it as you can. Personally I would not be afraid of it if it checks out. Lots of folks don't like Indian made tractors. I owned one for a couple of year with zero issues.
CobyRupert
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I've got a 5075e with loader, circa 2012 (i.e. pre-tier IV), so I can't comment on later models that are.
Knock on wood, but I've had no major issues.
The brakes work fine.
The 3 point hitch linkage is adjusted correctly so it does not go into relief when raised and melt the fuel tank.
Minor issues included: Tightening radiator hose clamps.
Changing the "made in Brazil air" out of the loader valve spring caps. The humid air in there actually condensed/froze in the winter. I would of added a weep hole, but wanted to reserve the right to sink the tractor up to the floor boards.
Knock on wood, but I've had no major issues.
The brakes work fine.
The 3 point hitch linkage is adjusted correctly so it does not go into relief when raised and melt the fuel tank.
Minor issues included: Tightening radiator hose clamps.
Changing the "made in Brazil air" out of the loader valve spring caps. The humid air in there actually condensed/froze in the winter. I would of added a weep hole, but wanted to reserve the right to sink the tractor up to the floor boards.
