Scaling an elf-like 3t, the 59kW/80hp 5500 tops the 5000-series and costs a full £7,312 less than the 6110 SE, the other 80hp model from Deere’s low hp stable. Less weight, less of a wad to buy it – but does the operator forego more than just metal when climbing aboard the 5500? Read why profi reckons the diddiest of Deere’s tractor ranges is only fit for limited farm duties despite packing some interesting features.
Tractor test: John Deere 5500
Scaling an elf-like 3t, the 59kW/80hp 5500 tops the 5000-series and costs a full £7,312 less than the 6110 SE, the other 80hp model from Deere’s low hp stable. Less weight, less of a wad to buy it – but does the operator forego more than just metal when climbing aboard the 5500? Read why […]
Subscription Required
Subscribe to profi now to unlock this article and get access to over 3,500 tests and reviews in our Test Centre.
Alternatively, you can purchase this article for a one-off payment, by selecting ‘Purchase One-Off Access’.
Single access purchasers must complete the transaction at shop.kelsey.co.uk and click ‘Back to Main Site’ to download this PDF.
×
Login To Unlock
To access your online content, you will now need to use your shop.kelsey.co.uk username and password. Your previous login details are no longer valid. If you haven't set up a shop.kelsey.co.uk account, please follow the simple instructions
topliner
