John Deere 5090M vs New Holland T4.90 | Side-by-side comparison | ITC Resource Center
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5,305 lb; 6,114 lb, at hitch ball throughout lift range
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Hitch Lift Capacity (at 24”)
5,159 lb standard; 5,954 lb optional
5,620 lb (7,351 lb with optional auxiliary lift ram)
Lift Control Type
Mechanical or electrohydraulic (draft control)
12x12: rear hitch control levers; Dual Command cab: Electronic Draft Control (EDC) mouse and fender switches; single-lever Lift-O-Matic Plus (optional on 12x12, standard on Dual Command ROPS)
Transmission Type
PowrReverser 16F/16R (base); optional 32F/16R PowrReverser Hi-Lo or 12F/4R SyncShuttle Plus
12x12 mechanical shuttle (standard); 12x12 power shuttle, 20x20 power shuttle with creeper, 24x24 Dual Command Hi-Lo powershift with electrohydraulic power shuttle, or 40x40 Dual Command with creeper (optional)
OOS: isolated mechanical seat, mechanical seat, or air suspension seat (fore/aft, weight and lumbar adjustment); Cab: mechanical suspension seat or air suspension seat; adjustable weight range 88-330 lb
Cab: fabric mechanical-suspension seat or fabric air-suspension seat with swivel; full-size instructor seat available. ROPS: vinyl mechanical-suspension seat with armrests
Front Axle Type
MFWD (standard); 2WD (optional)
Standard-duty, electronically engaged 4WD front axle (standard); optional: mechanically engaged standard-duty 4WD, electronically engaged heavy-duty 4WD, or heavy-duty 2WD front axle
Front Axle Rating
6,613 lb (MFWD, max permissible front axle load)
9,479 lb (standard-duty 4WD, in-action capacity at 4 mph); 10,361 lb (heavy-duty 4WD, in-action capacity at 4 mph)
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