John Deere 5100E vs New Holland T4.95 | Side-by-side comparison | ITC Resource Center
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JohnDeere5100E
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NewHollandT4.95
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The headline numbers at a glance.
John Deere 5100ENew Holland T4.95
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Engine HPhp
▲100 hp
98 hp
PTO HPhp
▲85 hp
82 hp
Weightlb
7,055 lb
▲7,937 lb
6,768 lb
7,451 lb
7,253 lb
7,936 lb
OOS and Low-ProfileMFWD CabROPS/2WDROPS/4WDCab/2WDCab/4WD
12x12 mechanical shuttle (standard); 12x12 power shuttle, 20x20 power shuttle with creeper, 24x24 Dual Command or 40x40 Dual Command with creeper (optional)
No. of Speeds
12F/12R (standard); 24F/12R (optional)
12F/12R (standard); 20F/20R, 24F/24R or 40F/40R (optional)
Max Travel Speed (Forward)
12F/12R: 21.8 mph; 24F/12R: 26.0 mph
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Max Travel Speed (Reverse)
12F/12R: 23.8 mph; 24F/12R: 23.9 mph
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Clutch
Wet traction clutch
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Differential Lock & Limited Slip Options
Mechanical
Mechanical rear differential lock (pedal)
Frame Type
Not Published
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Steering
Hydrostatic power steering
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Brakes
Hydraulic wet disk brakes, self-equalizing and self-adjusting
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Seat Suspension & Adjustability
Not Published
Cab: fabric mechanical-suspension seat (standard) or fabric air-suspension seat with 15 degree swivel; full-size instructor seat available. ROPS: vinyl mechanical-suspension seat with armrests
Front Axle Type
MFWD (4-wheel drive only)
Standard-duty electronically engaged 4WD front axle (standard); mechanically engaged standard-duty 4WD, heavy-duty electronically engaged 4WD, or 2WD front axle (optional)
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