Tractor Regeneration MTS Service Series

Zach Marsh, our Corporate Service Manager walks us through what Tractor Regeneration on a 5 series John Deere tractor is, and how you can initiate the process.
We get a lot of questions about what some of these lights on the dashboard mean, and what to help save you a trip to the dealership, and service repair work down the road.
For more information on your specific tractor model and the regeneration process, please consult your owner's manual and give us a call if you have other questions!
To learn more about Middletown Tractor Sales and browse our available John Deere, Ventrac, Stihl, Honda, and Alamo equipment, visit us online at www.middletowntractor.com/

[@Enviromentalist1952]

Thank you for this most excellent video. It's well done, and you spoke in layman's terms that I could easily understand. Yesterday, while I was doing roadwork with my 2016 FT4 5075E, a light came on showing the exhaust temp was high. I thought it meant that I was going to have to get the dealer to do a regen. I came home from work with a sick feeling in my stomach. After doing a search on youtube for a 5075E Regeneration, I found your video. After watching your video, I realized that the tractor was simply letting me know that the automatic filter cleaning was in progress. What a relief! Today. I put another ten hours on the tractor. It worked great, and I had no problems and no warning lights lit up on the dash. Thank you again!

[@middletowntractorsales7337]

We're glad to hear that Jim! It's definitely a common confusion for those models, and the warning lights often scare folks into thinking something is wrong, so we're happy this helped you!

[@user-mr2ym2dn9d]

Question: Does the JD 5075E need DEF additive?

[@kevinmoore8106]

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