John Deere 5075E Tractor
The John Deere 5075E is a utility tractor family with up to 73 gross hp in later versions and 57.6-60.3 claimed PTO hp, depending on cab or ROPS configuration. It is a capable choice for hay, loader, mowing, and medium-duty field work.
John Deere 5075E specifications
| Production years | 2008-2025 |
|---|---|
| Engine | John Deere 2.9L 3-cylinder diesel, later configuration |
| Power | 73 hp gross; 60.3 hp ROPS PTO or 57.6 hp cab PTO, later configuration |
| Transmission | 9-speed partially synchronized or 12-speed partially synchronized power shuttle |
| Weight, approx. | 4,634-7,275 lb |
| Fuel type | Diesel |
| PTO | Independent rear 540 rpm; 540E available |
| Hitch and lift | Category II; 3,192 lb lift at 24 inches behind lift point |
What the 5075E is used for
The 5075E is suited to rotary cutting, hay tools, loader work, feeding, grading, and general utility farming. Its Category II hitch and useful hydraulic capacity support materially larger implements than compact tractors.
The power-shuttle transmission is especially helpful for repetitive loader work, while the nine-speed model is a straightforward field-work option. Two- and four-wheel-drive configurations and cab or ROPS layouts change weight, PTO output, and operating fit.
Why the John Deere 5075E stands out
Later 5075E versions combine a 2.9L diesel, independent PTO, Category II hitch, 3,192-lb rear lift at 24 inches, and a choice of synchronized or power-shuttle transmissions. Cab and ROPS versions provide different PTO ratings and fuel capacities.
Buying a used John Deere 5075E
Confirm the production generation before comparing specifications or parts, since the 5075E name spans multiple configurations. Verify whether it is two- or four-wheel drive, ROPS or cab, and nine-speed or power-shuttle; then test PTO engagement, shuttle changes, hydraulic remotes, three-point lift, loader mounts, and front-axle condition.
John Deere 5075E frequently asked questions
How much PTO power does a John Deere 5075E have?
For the later 73 gross hp configuration, claimed PTO output is 60.3 hp with ROPS and 57.6 hp with cab.
Does the John Deere 5075E have a power-shuttle option?
Yes. Later versions were offered with a 12-speed partially synchronized power-shuttle transmission.
What three-point hitch category is used on the 5075E?
The later 5075E uses a Category II rear hitch.
Specifications are commonly cited figures for general reference; exact figures vary by year and serial number, so confirm against TractorData.com and the machine's records. Values and prices of used tractors vary by condition and region. Page updated Aug 4, 2026.