I like the new 3 pt hitch control on the 4075R. That was sorely needed, especially in the cab models.
I like that system on my 5series it works very well....much better than cables n leversI like the new 3 pt hitch control on the 4075R. That was sorely needed, especially in the cab models.
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Lol.@cc1999 You got one ordered yet? 😁
Now that JD has a 75 hp eHydro 4 series tractor, I figured you might be waiting on the eHydro 5075R to be announced.I suppose if I find I am really regretting trading off my 4066R, I would likely go for the latest 4075R, but I am really doubting it.
I like it in my 5 series as well.I like that system on my 5series it works very well....much better than cables n levers
I really hoped they sustantually improved the power steering along with that new heavy duty axle.Well this just made my day! Not surprised that the 3R and 4 Series are getting updated, but I am surprised by the 4075R. I know one thing for sure, the 4075R better come with 4M HD Cat 1/2 3pt arms and not just regular Cat 1 arms. A 75 hp tractor with strictly Cat 1 3pt arms is absurd to me. I really really like the looks of that front axle, very heavy duty and reinforced. Looking forward to more info and pictures!
That would be nice. I've maxed out the power steering on the 4052M when moving very heavy pallets, like 2500 lbs of masonry cement. The power steering will go out and then you become the power steering, which is really a PITA. Seems to be a common thing on most compact tractors, but only when maxing out the loader.I really hoped they sustantually improved the power steering along with that new heavy duty axle.
All she can handle!How many horsepower are in 1 inch?
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The 5075E and lower HP and 5075M are now running some new sort of Catlis and EGR valve setup and no longer DEF or DPF, so no regens, but not sure how that new system is holding up, just hit the market about a year ago.One big question I have, will this tractor have a DPF since it is at the 75 hp mark, or will it be a DEF machine? I didn't see an obvious DEF tank or cap in any pictures, so I am guessing it has a DPF like all the other 4 Series machines.
Not really as much a HP thing as other things like weak power steering, weak AC, cab size in general the current 4 series, and there are much better hydraulic features or options, just capability in general of the latest 5 series that makes me prefer the 5s.Now that JD has a 75 hp eHydro 4 series tractor, I figured you might be waiting on the eHydro 5075R to be announced.![]()