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Switched over to the dark side new jd 5045e

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I have always wanted to buy a new tractor since I was a kids and would love to buy a new Allis Chalmers but obviously that can’t happen. So tomorrow I get to pick up my brand new John Deere 5045e the smallest John Deere with a jd motor and smallest 2wd. Am very excited not only did I get I think of as a killer deal but be able to follow a tractor from new ( I would love to know where all my other tractors spent the lives and came from when new like my 1938 b and what that person did to be able to afford it).
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you are a marked man! what was wrong with the other orange or the red,? PfffffT! that's it...yer outta my will!
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Hope you have better luck with yours than the farm across the river from me has had with their JD 5055.I had to go over and unload hay for them because their 5055 just stopped and wouldn't move.This was the 2nd time. JD place had come out and Updated the computer and some other things stayed about 1 hr,bill was over $800 as the tractor had just run out of warranty. So then it did the same thing again and JD was going to charge them fro another service call,haven't heard the co$t on that one yet.They're  also built in
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Ooohh you got shameless upset. Keep it inside so it don't get any pink on it!
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Bah... only JD can service some of the systems on green tractors. They have proprietary computer programs for that. If I had my druthers I'd go with one of the red imports. Kioti comes to mind as one I've heard good things about.
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You still have snow. Congrats on the new ride. You're gonna get beat up.
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That is actually a TRACTORWacko
If it was fun to pull in LOW gear, I could have a John Deere.
If you can't make it GO... make it SHINY
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Looks fun! thanks for sharing
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I'll start by saying I'm not  a big Deere fan but give you an example of a tough little Deere.  I've volunteered at an Ag Museum for many years.  They have a 4610 with loader and a belly mower.  This thing gets rode hard and put away wet. It's 4WD Yanmar diesel with hydrostat.  Get's the oil and filters changed once a year.  The only weak point is the adjustable steering wheel.  Has a lot of plastic. I know there's no comparison with yours but it is a testimonial of that particular model.  Good luck with yours.  I have relatives who have been forced to the Green side strictly because they are the only service and parts available.
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Originally posted by Dennis J OPKs Dennis J OPKs wrote:


I'll start by saying I'm not  a big Deere fan but give you an example of a tough little Deere.  I've volunteered at an Ag Museum for many years.  They have a 4610 with loader and a belly mower.  This thing gets rode hard and put away wet. It's 4WD Yanmar diesel with hydrostat.  Get's the oil and filters changed once a year.  The only weak point is the adjustable steering wheel.  Has a lot of plastic. I know there's no comparison with yours but it is a testimonial of that particular model.  Good luck with yours.  I have relatives who have been forced to the Green side strictly because they are the only service and parts available.


I have a neighbor who has several of those 5xxx series Deere's. And one 4xxx series JD green Yanmar. Everyone of his employees prefer the Yanmar.On the other hand. There's ALOT of those Deere's around. Must be something to it.
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I have a 2010 4320 with a cab there is about 800 hours on it 1 tie rod end and oil and filter changes its been a great tractor and it makes my day every time I plow snow Brush hog or till food plots what ever I need to do its done it. hope you enjoy your new tractor as much as I have with mine. Randy
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Congratulations, a new tractor! Can you disclose the paid price before any taxes?

Similar size to the Kubota M5660SU. The JD is about 500 pounds heavier, the front axle looks like an industrial tractor.

What is the model from New Holland about this weight and power?  Massey Ferguson?

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WOW! What can I say???Wink

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Ya might wanna keep her inside. Guarantee ya that old shameless is gonna dump a whole bunch of dirty snow on her. Just funning you. Good luck with her.
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Tractor after rebates was $16800
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should be a good unit, sounds like a good deal. You will enjoy it.
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Congratulations! Good dealer service will determine whether it is just an okay tractor or a great tractor. Hope you get many years of good service out of it.
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Congrats there is nothing like a new tractor. I can still remember waiting in 2003 for the Kubota dealer to deliver our new L3830. We all sat outside waiting for the rollback to come up the drive. Please keep us updated on how it does. Last year at the farm show in Raleigh NC they were selling that tractor for $15500 I had to run away before I bought one. I think it’s a good deal for the money.
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Hey, that is a nice looking tractor. I was always fond of the first 5045D's, before they changed the styling a couple years ago. Lots of horse people around here have those kind of tractors, so they must be easy to operate, as well as able to handle some abuse. 

And...I'll help you get Shameless's crosshairs pointed away from you...I just bought another 8N a couple days ago (but he doesn't know it yet!) 


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He does now. Wink My older sis wants a 8N, she's only 4'11" and I'm 6'.
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diesel oxidation catalyst (DOC) and diesel particulate filter (DPF)  the down side....
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Deere is the next best thing to an Allis! I got a Deere in my fleet and love it! Matter of fact I wish my last 6080 was a Deere.
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Easy there Victory you can get burned at the stake for words like that lol this is an Allis forum lol
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Originally posted by Red Bank Red Bank wrote:

Easy there Victory you can get burned at the stake for words like that lol this is an Allis forum lol


My first 2 6080’s are awesome #3 is a hell child. I’ve spent more on repairs on it in the last 6 months than I have #1 in 20 years.
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About 10 - 12 years ago, my oldest brother needed a tractor to replace the wore out POC  he had. He was looking at Orange Kubota, but ended up buying a Deere about that size.
 It spent more time in the shop than on the farm the first year, with lots of little PIA things. All kinds of trouble with linkages from what I understand.
 Once all the bugs were worked out, it has been a decent tractor for him. I think his son in law lays claim to it now, because he has horses and uses it to make and move hay, snow and manure.
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I bought a 4320 cab and loader unit new in 2006, it now has 2600 hrs. on it.  It is a pre emissions tractor.  The front left wheel fell off within the first two hrs becuz the assembly robot forgot to put a washer on.   J D "fixed " it but that gear box had fillings in it a year later, so I insisted they replace the whole drop box which they did.  Other than that tractor has not had a single issue.    
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so what is life gonna be like for that new tractor?
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Congratulations on the new tractor! Hey I just remembered I have a John Deere 110 lawn tractor in the fleet too. I need to find that and get it out in the light!
You will have many years of service from the new JD machine. Surprised you got 2 wheel drive? 
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Originally posted by victoryallis victoryallis wrote:

Originally posted by Red Bank Red Bank wrote:

Easy there Victory you can get burned at the stake for words like that lol this is an Allis forum lol


My first 2 6080’s are awesome #3 is a hell child. I’ve spent more on repairs on it in the last 6 months than I have #1 in 20 years.
What's to say another Deere would be any better. When buying used tractors it's a coin toss.
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I've got a greenie, but its not a Deere. It just eats my weed patch surrounding the house. LOL
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