John Deere 5200 Tractor Parts

The John Deere 5200 was introduced in 1993 as part of the 5000 series tractors, designed to offer a balance of power, versatility, and affordability. Production continued through 1997. The engine is a John Deere 3029D, a 2.9L (179 cu in) three-cylinder diesel engine producing approximately 66 engine horsepower. This engine provided a solid power base for diverse agricultural tasks. The transmission was typically a synchronized manual transmission with 9 forward and 3 reverse gears, though other transmission options may have been available. The PTO delivered around 56 horsepower, operating at 540 RPM, making it suitable for powering implements like mowers, balers, and tillers. The hydraulic system offered a capacity of around 12.7 GPM, with options for one or two remote valves to operate hydraulic implements. A Category II 3-point hitch allowed for easy attachment of a wide range of implements. The 5200 was commonly used for row crop work, hay production, livestock operations, and general tillage. Compared to other models in the John Deere lineup, the 5200 offered a sweet spot in terms of power and size, providing more capability than smaller compact tractors but remaining maneuverable enough for tighter spaces.