Redefined 5M Tractors | John Deere 

That's what I was thinking lol

Probably high windsmessed the rows up maybe but it’s still bad

@@johndeeregaming4653 Yes looked like wind did that.

I was thinking the same thing if my boss saw me rake hay like that he’d be yelling at me all day long

I think the driver waffled his way into that job. 😀

Lol 😂

Raking with 50 mph winds hahahahahaha

Must have realised they had put a tedder on and not the rake lol

Hahaha speed raking

It was obviously raked with AgLeader guidance.

I always go through and make sure there perfect before my dad bales let alone a John Deere commercial

I was going to make that same comment. Someone needs firing over that, embarrassing.

Don’t buy Deere then? Simple!

@@benfairhall5331 I will not be buying Deere no longer. Not because the machine is garbage. A lot of them are, but because the company stands as nothing more then stealing ideas off other brands, killing the brands they stole ideas from. And using brand loyalty against the people who rely on it the most.

ok then keep your old equipment. no need to preach.

@@harrimanfox8961 Sometimes old works better then new, especially when the new is best at draining bank accounts.

@@harrimanfox8961 Even Mandako makes fun of Deere backstabbing their own clientele 😂

Thanks for the question, JROC734. With horsepower from 45 to 125, the 5 Series Tractors have an option for all your jobs. You can compare the 5E, 5M, and 5R Series Utility Tractors here: bit.ly/3o5NY8R. Your local John Deere dealer would be happy to answer any specific questions you may have regarding the specifications of our 5 Series. If needed, you can find your local dealer at Deere.com/Dealer.

From New Zealand im a John Deere fan

Yeah why aren’t they 5M 115 or similar

Thanks for the question, Franz. Our Model Year 2022 5M Series Utility Tractors do not feature a front window that opens. However, the cab does offer operators excellent overall visibility in all applications with a swing-out, two-position rear window (with a grab handle) that opens at a full 70 degrees or just barely opens to check on power take-off (PTO) implements. This also makes for easier implement hookup and visibility. The rear window can remain slightly open so that the operator can also listen to rear PTO driven implements. If you have further questions, your local dealer would be another great resource for product assistance. You can find your nearest dealer and their contact information at Deere.com/Dealer.

because its a M series, iam sure the R series will get the new cab.

Thanks for the question, Velimir. Triple-Link Suspension Plus (TLS™) is not available for the Model Year 2022 5M Utility Tractors. TLS is optional on the 6230R, 6250R, and 7R Series Tractors. You can learn more about the 6R Series here: bit.ly/3ycbYf0 and the 7R Series here: bit.ly/3iW45nc. We hope this helps!

Thanks for your interest, Slocum Farm's! The Powr8™ transmission can be ordered with 32 speeds forward and 32 speeds reverse with four manually shifted ranges and eight electronically shifted speeds in each range. We hope this helps!

We're sorry to hear about your experience, Balázs. Your local dealer would be a great resource to work with to find the best solution for your needs. If needed, you can find your local dealer at Deere.com/Dealer.

Thanks for asking. No, the 5M Utility Tractors are mid frame tractors. If you would like to learn more about the 5M Utility Tractors you can view the product brochure here: bit.ly/3Jlc09H. You can also speak with your local John Deere dealer if you have any other questions. If needed, you can find your local dealer at Deere.com/Dealer.

Ramon, gracias por la pregunta. La cabina estándar opcional de nuestros tractores utilitarios de la serie 5M no tiene suspensión de cabina. Si tiene más preguntas, su distribuidor local sería un gran recurso con el que trabajar para encontrar el equipo adecuado a sus necesidades. Puede encontrar su distribuidor más cercano aquí: bit.ly/3fd4LTD.

For availability in your area we recommend reaching out to your local dealership. You can find their contact info here: Deere.com/Dealer.

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