
John Deere’s launched an updated two-model range of 5EN specialty narrow tractors, purpose-built for vineyard and orchard operations.
Building on the success of the company’s 5ML orchard tractor, the 5090EN and 5105EN now have more horsepower – up to 95 and 105hp respectively – and in terms of technology options include G5 Universal Display and StarFire 7500 Universal Receiver to enable systems like AutoTrac to minimise operator fatigue.
Other enhancements in the cab include a new digital dash display, an enhanced right-hand console with optimised throttle placement, USB-C ports for modern connectivity, an Electro-Hydraulic (EH) Hitch and an integrated armrest for ergonomic support.
Lighting upgrades include LED work lights, headlights, and rear hitch lights as standard, with side work lights optional.
The cabin also features several improvements to help reduce operator fatigue and increase comfort, as well as advanced filtration to extend filter life.


“This is building on our line-up of specialty tractors for the High Value Crop sector, which is incredibly important to John Deere,” said Erin Wagstaff, Australia & New Zealand Small Ag and Turf Marketing Manager.
“We launched the 5ML in 2023 to make a statement to our nut and larger orchard customers and leverage some of the technology from our broadacre business like AutoTrac.
“The 5EN now caters for customers who need a machine that is purpose-built for narrow rows, so it’s perfect for vineyard and citrus operations.
“We have also recently acquired the semi-autonomous sprayer system, GUSS, and further integrated the LiDAR-enabled SmartApply intelligent spray system into our business, so they’re complementary to our tractor portfolio.
“With the new 5ENs, the Category IV filtration system is now built into the cab rather than being an aftermarket kit, meaning it’s available directly from factory.
“There’s a switch inside the cab that you can easily transition between Cat II or Cat IV filtration as needed, which is fantastic for our customers who do a lot of spraying work, but then they can switch it off when they are doing non-spray activities, so they’re not over utilising their filters.
“The other really great thing about the cab is that it has been designed with a flat floor for optimal comfort to help reduce fatigue, especially for those growers who may spend 8-12 hours in the cab at peak times.”


Growers now have a choice of transmission, both with optional creeper, of a 12F x 12R PowrReverser or 24F x 12R PowrReverser Hi-Lo for field work and demanding applications.
Along with the choice of PowrReverser transmission, the 5EN also has 94l/min hydraulic output, 1390kg maximum lift capacity behind lift points, an optional underbelly protection shield, and a camera mount field kit for A&I camera integration.
Built to provide power, dependability and durability, demonstration models of the 5EN Series tractors will be available for viewing in dealerships across Australia shortly.
Orders are also being taken, with delivery from early 2026.