Tractor Reference

John Deere 5075E Tractor Specs (2008-2025)

Engine, hydraulics, PTO, capacities, product literature, parts references, and Nebraska test data for the John Deere 5075E.

Overview

The John Deere 5075E is a modern utility tractor sold across several years and markets, so the exact build matters more than the model name alone. Common references show a 179 ci (2.9 L) PowerTech diesel around the 75 hp class, with PTO and hydraulic details varying by market and equipment package.

Use Deere product literature, the Nebraska test report, and parts references to confirm the tractor in front of you before making service or buying decisions. Cab, open-station, emission package, transmission, and regional spec sheets can change what applies.

Years2008-2025
Engine179 ci 2.9 L
Tested PTO64.42 hp 48.0 kW
Rear PTO540
Weight4634 to 5475 pounds
Engine options179 ci 2.9 L
Engine oil capacity9 qts 8.5 L

John Deere 5075E Quick Answers

  • Production yearsThe John Deere 5075E was produced from 2008 through 2025.
  • EngineEngine displacement is 179 ci (2.9 L).
  • PTO and hitchRear PTO is 540 rpm; PowRReverser transmission is used with 12F/12R gear ranges.
  • Service capacityEngine oil capacity 9 qts (8.5 L); coolant capacity 10 qts (9.5 L).

Engine and Power

Engine: John Deere PowerTech diesel, a 3-cylinder unit displacing 179 ci (2.9 L). It delivers about 75 hp gross, with a two-element air cleaner and optional coolant heater. Firing order, idle/operating RPM, and torque figures align with the PowerTech 3029H family in typical configurations.

Diesel engine

John Deere PowerTech 3029H / turbocharged diesel / 3-cylinder / liquid-cooled

Displacement179 ci 2.9 L
Bore Stroke4.19x4.33 inches 106 x 110 mm
Rated Power Gross75 hp 55.9 kW
Air Cleanertwo paper elements
Pre Heatingcoolant heater (optional)
Compression17.8:1
Rated Rpm2400
Idle Rpm800-2600
Operating Rpm1800-2400
Torque195.5 lb-ft 265.1 Nm
Torque Rpm1700
Firing Order1-2-3
Starter Volts12
Coolant Capacity10 qts 9.5 L
Intake Valve Clearance0.014 inches 0.356 mm
Exhaust Valve Clearance0.018 inches 0.457 mm

Manufacturer

John Deere

Manufacture years

2008-2025

Tested PTO

64.42 hp 48.0 kW

Transmission

Transmission: PowrReverser with mechanical clutch; 12 forward/12 reverse gearing is standard in many 5075E configurations, with 540/540E rear-PTO compatibility noted on official sheets.

Clutch

mechanical

PTO and Hitch

PTO and hitch: Rear PTO is typically 540 rpm; rear hitch is Cat 2 in many builds, with a drawbar and position/top-link draft-control as standard features.

Rear PTO

independent

Rear PTO type

540

Engine RPM

540@2400

Rear hitch

2

Rear lift at 24 inches

3,192 lbs 1447 kg

Hydraulics

Hydraulics: Open-center system with total flow around 18.2 gpm (68.9 lpm) and steering flow ~6.8 gpm; system pressure near 2828 psi (195 bar). Rear valves are 1 or 2, with optional mid-valves (2).

Type

open center

Pressure

2828 psi 195.0 bar

Pump flow

11.4 gpm 43.1 lpm

Total flow

18.2 gpm 68.9 lpm

Fluids, Battery, and Service Facts

Maintenance: Engine oil capacity 9 qts (8.5 L); coolant capacity 10 qts (9.5 L); battery 12V; oil-change interval listed at 100 hours. Filtration/fluids specifics should be confirmed with the parts catalog or operator manual for the exact serial/configuration.

Fuel tank

18 gal 68.1 L

Engine oil capacity

9 qts 8.5 L

Battery volts

12

Battery CCA

623

Tires and Dimensions

Tire and dimension values can vary by wheel, axle, and configuration.

Wheelbase

80.7 inches 204 cm

Weight

4634 to 5475 pounds

Length

137.8 inches 350 cm

Width

57.3 inches (axle flange) 145 cm

Front tire

7.50-16

Rear tire

16.9-28 (2WD)

Electrical

Electrical rows are included when documented.

Ground

negative

Charging system

altenrator

Charging amps

40

Battery volts

12

Documents and Test Reports

These links cover Deere product literature, parts compatibility, and the Nebraska 5075E test report. They are useful cross-checks for market, model-year, and equipment differences.

Confirm the exact serial range, drivetrain, PTO setup, and equipment package before using a source for parts or service decisions.

  • Test 1957: John Deere 5075E DieselNebraska Tractor Test Lab report for the John Deere 5075E Diesel; OECD/SAE/ASABE testing framework documented; full data available in linked report.Open source
  • 5075E Utility TractorOfficial John Deere product page for the 5075E showing engine configuration, horsepower, drive options, and cab/open-operator variants.Open source
  • John Deere 5065E/5075E Product BrochureProduct brochure covering the 5065E and 5075E, including engine displacement, cylinder count, hydraulic specs, and 5075E horsepower.Open source
  • John Deere 5075E Regional Product PageOfficial regional product page with engine displacement, cylinder count, and power rating for the 5075E.Open source
  • John Deere 5075E Dealer Product SheetDealer product sheet for a John Deere 5075E configuration, including PowerReverser transmission and tire specs.Open source
  • John Deere 5050E-5075E Price and Equipment SheetOfficial Deere equipment sheet covering 5050E, 5060E, 5067E, and 5075E cab/open-operator configurations.Open source

Parts Checks Before Ordering

Do not order John Deere 5075E parts from the model name alone. Match the part to the tractor's model code, serial range, engine, transmission, PTO setup, and build year before choosing service parts.

Filters, fluids, belts, electrical parts, clutch and PTO parts, and hydraulic parts can vary by setup. Exact part numbers need a parts catalog, manual, or trusted supplier source before they become recommendations.

Accuracy Note

Tractor specifications can vary by year, region, factory configuration, installed equipment, and later repairs. Match serial range, engine, transmission, PTO setup, and model code before ordering parts or doing service work.