Comparison Deere 5065E vs M7060 value & pricing

[GuidoSarducci]

Spring for the 12/12 Power Reverser model over the 9/3. MUCH easier and more pleasant to use. Comes with the m540 loader as well.

I was told that’s actually a misprint. They both get the M520 and that’s the only loader available for a 45-75E.

We are still working things out on a couple options. If we can’t come to terms I might have to rethink the deal. That deal is only with one remote and no 3rd function which is must.

I actually am considering the 5660SUHD as well due to it being right on the price target and having all the options I need.

They are both 50 PTO but I believe the Deere is quite a bit heavier.

 

[searcyfarms]

oh so the deere folks are Bawking on their ad guido? that sounds like a bad bad deal

 

[rngrrymd]

I was told that’s actually a misprint. They both get the M520 and that’s the only loader available for a 45-75E.

We are still working things out on a couple options. If we can’t come to terms I might have to rethink the deal. That deal is only with one remote and no 3rd function which is must.

I actually am considering the 5660SUHD as well due to it being right on the price target and having all the options I need.

They are both 50 PTO but I believe the Deere is quite a bit heavier.

Price difference on Deere website between 9F/3R and 12F/12R Powereverser is $2692 list so the $2300 difference is just under a 15% discount for the upgrade. It does look like they misprinted the loaders - the 540M is for the "M" series tractors and the 520M is for the "E" series from Deere website.

47-18-14 - Unfair or deceptive acts prohibited. [Amended effective July 1, 2. See the Compiler's Notes.] :: 2 Tennessee Code :: US Codes and Statutes :: US Law :: Justia <-- see section 21 for Tennessee truth-in advertising law...hold their feet to the fire a little - see if you can get them to cough up some remotes and a better price on 3rd function (3rd function usually is an extra - even had to pay extra on my loaded Case Farmall 75C for it) in lieu of the advertised 540M loader. Even if you can get them at dealer cost and they toss in the labor you will be ahead. Once again, good luck to you whichever way you go.

 

[rngrrymd]

oh so the deere folks are Bawking on their ad guido? that sounds like a bad bad deal

The loader is screwed up on the ad but the price is for stock units only so they are base models without much extra on them. If Guido can get his extras (remote and 3rd function) for good price he is still in his budget and a good price on the tractor. I paid extra for 3rd function, loaded tires and a set of forks. All worth it.

 

[Maharaja]

I looked at 5075E and bought M7060HDC12

JD dealer is closer to me. I was not too interested in the Deere economy model asked @ M series and it was far more expensive than Kubota.

I am guessing both are good tractors but I am happy with my choice.

 

[LightningCamaroGuy]

Some of y'all have some price gouging dealers around y'all. $45K for an open station, 4WD, FEL 5065E? That tractor better have every option available to an open station 5E there is. I'm talking 3 rear remotes, 3rd remote on the loader, single point hydraulic line hookup, wheel weights, fender guards, canopy, etc, etc, and in reality that price would still be way too much. My dealer will sell you a cabbed, 4WD 5075E with a 520M loader for less than $45K. My tractor was $30,250. I added the FEL package and the knob that adjusts the speed and firmness of the F/R shift, and payed under $36,500, and yes it's a 12x12 PowerReverser model.

I looked at a new open station, 4WD, 12x12 powershuttle M7060 with a FEL, and it was priced at a straight $36K. Both my local JD and Kubota dealers are known to be excellent. My JD dealer has new 4WD, 12x12 5055E's priced at a little over $26K. They seem to add about $2K for the next model up, similarly equipped 5E's.

BTW I'm pretty sure the 4 cylinder 5E's (5085E/5100E) also use the 540M loader.

 

[Jchonline]

I really like my local JD dealer. I just didn稚 end up liking the size of the cab on the 4066R. My local dealer worked hard to make the price competitive.

Did you mention cab or no cab? Sorry if I missed it. For cab in the TX summer the M7060 was superior. I ran the AC units on both in 105 degree weather. That was also comparing the M7060 to the 5075M.

Point being as mentioned get out and drive/demo both. The experience will be very helpful.

 

[deserteagle71]

Some of y'all have some price gouging dealers around y'all.

Around here it's lack of any competition. My closest dealer is only 12 miles away and sells only New Holland. The next closest is 130 miles and sells only Kubota. After that you have to drive 200+ miles to Idaho or Oregon. So when you ask for a quote for a New Holland or Kubota around here you'll get quoted list price - same as what you build it for on line.

 

[tradosaurus]

Around here it's lack of any competition. My closest dealer is only 12 miles away and sells only New Holland. The next closest is 130 miles and sells only Kubota. After that you have to drive 200+ miles to Idaho or Oregon. So when you ask for a quote for a New Holland or Kubota around here you'll get quoted list price - same as what you build it for on line.

I would be searching far and wide for better quotes and have it delivered.

 

[GuidoSarducci]

It’s been interesting to say the least.

On the Deere 5065E -
By the time you add a 3rd function, go global or SSQA and ditch the middle buster for a set of pallet forks it’s right under 40k, even with the “special pricing”. Also it truly is a 49 PTO hp tractor.

On the M7060 -
This is a great machine but I would prefer it with the 12 speed. Once you add the upgraded tranny, 2nd remote, 3rd function, and a worklight it’s above 40k.

I also looked at a Mahindra 6065 and that thing is a beast but the financing sucks and well.....resale is poor at best.

So I took another look at a M5660SUHD from Kubota. I was surprised to learn it’s a 50 PTO hp tractor and has the same loader as the M7060. It can be had with a 3rd function, second remote, worklight, etc.. for the mid 30’s. I think that’s probably the route I’m going to take for now but I’ll keep ya all posted.

What I’ve learned from this whole experience is a mid sized open station economy utility tractor will end up costing an average of 35k no matter which manufacturer I choose so basically it comes down to features and preference.