If you’re buying a utility tractor, have you thought through the true costs of ownership?


Choosing what kind of tractor to buy can be confusing and


stressful. Lots of brands offer claims of greater productivity, KLJKHU HIƟFLHQF\ DQG VR RQ $QG LWŤV DOO WRR HDV\ WR JHW FDXJKW up in the hype — and then be lured by low-ball pricing and huge discounts. But the true purchase cost of any tractor is often EXULHG GHHS ZLWKLQ WKH RSHUDWRUŤV PDQXDO $QG WKLV VXUSULVH PD\ end up costing you thousands.


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One brand of utility tractor in the 75 to 125 hp class has routine maintenance requirements that would have you replacing up to 27 parts every two years. This includes oil, DLU DQG IXHO ƟOWHUV SOXV DOO sorts of hoses, cables, and lines. The costs really add up.


Now, compare the John Deere 5M Series. $ VLPSOH RLO FKDQJH LV WKH RQO\ URXWLQH PDLQWHQDQFH \RXŤOO QHHG WR SHUIRUP GXULQJ WKH ƟUVW WZR \HDUV RI RZQHUVKLS


We design our tractors with built-in durability – with components and parts designed to last and last. Need a little proof?


Our 5Ms feature durable steel brake lines — unlike the


less-costly and fatigue-prone rubber hoses found on other tractor makes.


Then consider our abrasion resistant braided wire hoses used


in our steering system and rear hitch – they are simply stronger, and longer lasting than the conventional hoses used by some other manufacturers.


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Then, talk to your John Deere dealer. See how a new 5M delivers one of the lowest costs of ownership of any utility WUDFWRU LQ LWV FODVV ,WŤV D TXHVWLRQ \RX ZRQŤW UHJUHW DVNLQJ


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