John Deere 5080R-5100R

The successor to the 5020 series came in the fall of 2008 with the 5R lineup. The tractor, built in Germany, had a more robust frame, and the most powerful model was now 100 horsepower. The engines were 4.5-liter units equipped with common-rail injection. Unlike the larger models, the intercooler was of the air-to-air type. The transmission was now standard PowrQuad Plus, which included a quick-shift feature when changing ranges, a button clutch, and an electric direction reverser. The Auto Quad Plus version had quick-shift automation. The continuous flow hydraulic output was 65 liters per minute in Finland (a 56-liter version was also available). The clutch was a wet multi-disc type, and the lift device was electrically operated. Headland automation could be added as an option.

The cab noise level had dropped to 74 decibels. The basic structure of the somewhat small cab remained the same, but the interior was updated and the colors lightened. As a parallel model, the 5RN versions were available, where the total width of the tractor was reduced to 186 centimeters.

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