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History of the Deutz-Fahr 5125 Tractor

The Deutz-Fahr 5125 belongs to the 5 Series utility tractor line, introduced in the mid-2010s. This tractor was part of a series that included models 5115, 5125, and 5130, designed for agricultural and utility applications.

Production Details

  • Manufacturer: Deutz-Fahr.
  • Production Period: around 2017.
  • Type: Utility tractor.
  • Series: 5 Series.

Engine Specifications

The 5125 was powered by a Deutz 3.6-liter, 4-cylinder diesel engine. The engine delivered 88.0 kW of power output. The fuel system included a 35.7-gallon (135.1 L) fuel tank and a 2.1-gallon (7.9 L) diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) tank for emissions control.

Transmission Options

Deutz-Fahr offered two transmission configurations for the 5125:

  • 20-speed partial power shift transmission.
  • 30-speed partial power shift transmission.

These transmissions provided operators with multiple gear ratios for various field and transport applications.

Power and Performance

The 5125’s engine produced 118 hp (88.0 kW) gross power, with maximum output reaching 124.5 hp (92.8 kW). This power output made the tractor suitable for medium to large-scale farming operations and utility work.

Mechanical Features

The 5125 was available in both two-wheel drive and four-wheel drive configurations. Standard mechanical features included:

  • Electro-hydraulic differential lock (front and rear).
  • Power steering.
  • Wet disc brakes.
  • Hydraulic trailer brakes (pneumatic optional).
  • Standard cab with optional air conditioning.

Hydraulic System

The tractor featured an open center hydraulic system with multiple pump flow options:

  • Standard: 14.5 gpm (54.9 lpm).
  • Optional: 15.85 gpm (60.0 lpm).
  • Optional: 23.8 gpm (90.1 lpm).

Three-Point Hitch

The rear three-point hitch was Category II with lift capacities of:

  • Standard: 7,540 lbs (3,420 kg).
  • Optional: 10,395 lbs (4,715 kg).
  • Optional: 11,596 lbs (5,259 kg).

A front lift system was also available with a capacity of 4,630 lbs (2,100 kg).

Power Take-Off (PTO)

The 5125 included:

  • Independent rear PTO with electro-hydraulic clutch.
  • Rear PTO speeds: 540/540E and optional 1000/1000E.
  • Optional independent front PTO with 1000 rpm speed.

Physical Specifications

Dimensions:

  • 2WD Wheelbase: 91.7 inches (232 cm).
  • 4WD Wheelbase: 93.3 inches (236 cm).
  • Weight: 9,921 lbs (4,500 kg).

Standard Tires:

  • Front: 340/85R28.
  • Rear: 420/85R38.

Electrical System

The electrical system operated on a 12-volt negative ground configuration with:

  • Alternator charging system.
  • 150-amp charging capacity.
  • 650 CCA battery.
  • 100 AH battery capacity.

Market Position

The 5125 served as a higher-powered option in the 5 Series lineup, offering 88.0 kW of power output. This positioning made it suitable for farms requiring substantial power for tasks such as heavy tillage, large-scale planting, and demanding harvesting operations.

Legacy

Production of this generation of the 5 Series, including the 5125, wrapped up by 2017 as Deutz-Fahr transitioned to newer models. The 5125 represented the company’s approach to providing reliable utility tractors with modern emissions control and hydraulic systems during the mid-2010s period.

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