Buying used WVA-Deutz-Fahr 5080 Keyline, loader tractor

[tractormantwo]

Hello, My neighbor has a Deutz-Fahr 5080 Keyline with under 900 hours for sale. Tell me about the SSQA loader connections as it was mentioned by another owner. The tractor was used for making hay and mowing pastures. It has extra lights, extra hydraulic lines to loader, like new tires, barn kept . What are your thoughts of this tractor. The tractor is in WVA and will be moved to the farm. Will this standard quick attachment, two handle connector set up work with my skid steer attachments? The tractor is in great shape, low hours all fluids changed and asking price is 44K. If you are an owner can you share any problems you have had with tractor loader? I have looked at Massey Ferguson 4608 not M with DEF, and New Holland PowerStar in the same 75HP range and all are much higher in price for a used, but great tractor.
It has the 3-cylinder FARMotion, the electronic common-rail injection at 2,000 bar, extra running lights with extra lines to loader . Tell me what your thoughts are on this tractor. If you are an owner how hard is it to change out filters and fluids? I know you have to run a higher throttle for the engine to handle the Tier 4 carbon burn off. So no running with low throttle as you are working in the field. I think it is wet brakes, dry clutch with water cooled engine, electronically activated 4 wheel drive and brakes.
If you are an owner what are the highest HRs you have or have seen for the 5080 Keyline
I just want to feel this is a good tractor.

 

[tractormantwo]

Has anyone changed out the oil and filters for their Deutz - Fahr M keyline tractor. Does anyone have a service and user manual with info for changing out fluids. If you did change out the oil, fuel, hydraulic filters what filter and fluid did you use? Any help would be appreciated

 

[Williy]

You can always get a repair manual/shop manual to find out
what you need
If I would have seen the deutz 5080D before I purchased the
Yanmar The Deutz would be in the yard not the Yanmar
Don't get me wrong the Yanmar is a great tractor no problems
with it.

willy

 

[beefguy]

My 2024 model year 5080 Keystone has been a nightmare, they have already replaced pto clutch, 4 wd module, ac recharge. Now the steering drifts badly to the left when you put a 800lb round bale on the front end loader and transport on the road. In 7 miles it takes three complete turns of the steering wheel to keep it on the road. The shifter takes two hands to shift. Dealer has had it in the shop 3 times and it just hit 72 hours. I see why that guy got his for 30 k - 28 k under new price. Numerous tries to call PFG America - the US Distributor in Georgia - and they now refuse to talk with me, block my phone number. The regional service rep refuses to talk with you, hmmmm. Now I find out it is really a SAM tractor in green paint, it isn't made in Germany but in Turkey, doesn't have a Duetz engine but a FARmotion SAM engine - all their 5 series and smaller Deutz stickered tractors are made there - like 15-16 models. So now the dealer told me numerous times it was made in Germany and had a REAL Deutz engine - same thing the PFG America parts/ service tech me 4-5 times. Good luck to the guy with his, maybe there are some good ones out there ?

 

[KaneZemlak]

Hello, My neighbor has a Deutz-Fahr 5080 Keyline with under 900 hours for sale. Tell me about the SSQA loader connections as it was mentioned by another owner. The tractor was used for making hay and mowing pastures. It has extra lights, extra hydraulic lines to loader, like new tires, barn kept . What are your thoughts of this tractor. The tractor is in WVA and will be moved to the farm. Will this standard quick attachment, two handle connector set up work with my skid steer attachments? The tractor is in great shape, low hours all fluids changed and asking price is 44K. If you are an owner can you share any problems you have had with tractor loader? I have looked at Massey Ferguson 4608 not M with DEF, and New Holland PowerStar in the same 75HP range and all are much higher in price for a used, but great tractor.
It has the 3-cylinder FARMotion, the electronic common-rail injection at 2,000 bar, extra running lights with extra lines to loader . Tell me what your thoughts are on this tractor. If you are an owner how hard is it to change out filters and fluids? I know you have to run a higher throttle for the engine to handle the Tier 4 carbon burn off. So no running with low throttle as you are working in the field. I think it is wet brakes, dry clutch with water cooled engine, electronically activated 4 wheel drive and brakes.
If you are an owner what are the highest HRs you have or have seen for the 5080 Keyline
I just want to feel this is a good tractor.

Have you bought it?

Edit: Seems not yet.