There is a substantial one for sure. I was told that if you commit in writing today and put down your deposit, you’re looking at Christmas to Valentines Day. There are 8 full screens on a laptop of 5080D’s that are already sold that will be fulfilled before any are available to stock on the lots.

Here in the USA it is in the $52,000-$55,900 range depending on location.

@@tractorben Thanks !! All the best for you !!

Good morning James, parts have been zero issue as Deutz has been in business since 1864. Their founding engineers invented the 4 cycle engine back then. Far as service I would see where your nearest dealership is. PFG is the Distributor here in the USA now and is the largest distribution company worldwide of Deutz Fahr equipment. They have a quite sizable facility in Dacula, GA. Please check out deutz-fahramerica.com to find your nearest dealer. They have had control of the US market for only around 5 years and are working to bring quality dealerships to market.

no they just sell the tractor when something broke you buy a new one....what a stupid question lol

@@AL197845w34832479823 see above reply from Tractor Ben. Obviously he could understand the question. What’s your excuse?

@@Johnnyreengo he was just polite you stupid

Where are you located?

From fiji

I’m sorry, I don’t know who distributes Deutz Fahr in that part of the world. If you don’t have coverage I’m sure we can work something out to import some units.

I’m in SC. Interested also

deutz-fahramerica.com/

Have you owned one or operated one?

@@tractorben I don’t own one. I have 9 Deutz Fahr from the 70s to 2013 and I have to Say this cause this tractors look way to cheap and so uncomfortable. This tractor are not German Engendered this is same stuff

They are using the SDF engineers and the 5080D is assembled in Turkey. While I will happily agree they aren’t as nice or comfortable as a 5G series, they are ever bit are nice as a new a Kubota, Case A or C, or the JD e’s. That is what they are designed to compare to. The 5G and larger definitely set the bar high.

@@tractorben there u see it’s a tractor for the turkish marked... I just don’t like the design Inside, outside is ok

Basically everything we get served here in the USA has strong Middle Eastern, Indian, and Asian influences. When we get a product like the larger Deutz, Fendt, and German Deere, we latch onto them too. I appreciate the exchange in conversation.