SDF expanded the range of tractors equipped with continuously variable transmissions to increasingly smaller models. The Deutz-Fahr 5D TTV fell into the 90–110 horsepower category and weighed around 4 tons. The engines were 3- and 4-cylinder FARMotion models manufactured in India, which still met the Stage 3B emission standard. The transmission had two speed ranges and three driving programs. A speed of 40 km/h was reached at 1730 rpm. Other technology and equipment were also at a higher level than in other 5D models. Load-sensing hydraulics with a 100-liter pump were standard (an open 84 l/min pump was optional). Up to five hydraulic blocks were available, with four electrically controlled as standard. The three-point hitch was electrically operated and had a lifting capacity of 4300 kg. Air conditioning and an air-suspended seat were standard features. The control armrest and the driving lever were sophisticated for this class of tractor. A 5" color display was standard. An 8" iMonitor3 ISOBUS display was available as an accessory. Considering its features, the 5D TTV was compact and lightweight. The stated lengths include the front hitch.

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