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| Horsepower | 45 HP |
| PTO Horsepower | N/A |
| Cylinders | 4 |
| Displacement | 10.6 L |
| Fuel Type | Diesel |
| Cooling | Air |
| Rated RPM | 2100 RPM |
| Transmission Type | N/A |
| Gears | 8 forward and 2 reverse |
| Max Speed | N/A |
| Pump Flow | 7.1 gpm26.9 lpm |
| Total Flow | N/A |
| Rear SCV Valves | N/A |
| 3-Point Hitch Category | N/A |
| Hitch Lift Capacity | 4321 lbs1960 kg |
| Operating Weight | 4630 lbs2100 kg |
| Wheelbase | 83.9 inches213 cm |
| Length | 137.4 inches348 cm |
| Width | N/A |
| Height | 66.14 inches167 cm |
| Loader Model |
N/A Lift Capacity: N/A Max Height: N/A |
| Backhoe Model |
N/A Dig Depth: N/A Reach: N/A |
The Deutz D 5005 is a high-performance machine in the Farm Tractor segment. Built with robust materials and precision engineering, this model features a diesel engine configuration delivering 45 HP of gross power. Featuring 4 engine cylinders and a displacement of 10.6 L, the engine is tuned to optimize field torque curve delivery while keeping fuel consumption ratings economical.
From a mechanical and hydraulic standpoint, the Deutz D 5005 features a total pump flow capacity of 7.1 gpm26.9 lpm, which ensures steering responsiveness under load and rapid cycle times for loader implements. The rear three-point hitch is rated Category 1 and supports vertical lifts of up to 4321 lbs1960 kg lbs at 24 inches behind the hitch point. This makes it compatible with a large catalog of standard Category 1/2 implements like rotary cutters, post-hole diggers, tillers, and blades.
With an operating weight of 4630 lbs2100 kg lbs, the model provides an optimal footprint that minimizes turf compaction while retaining sufficient traction for heavy pulling tasks. During loader operations, this balance is enhanced by rear counterweighting, maximizing stability when loading gravel, mulch, or round hay bales with compatible attachments (loader lift capacity is rated at N/A).
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