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Massey Ferguson 5700: series versions, power and what to look for when buying
Massey Ferguson 5700 — a mid-range tractor series produced since 2011. We look at the main versions, transmissions and what to check when buying a used tractor.
5700 in brief
Massey Ferguson 5700 — versatile tractors designed for work with cultivators, seeders, presses, front loaders and trailers. The series includes models with approximately 90–130 HP, making it popular in medium-sized farms and livestock farming.
The last digits in the model name indicate the power class: for example, the 5710 is more powerful than the 5709, and the 5713 is one of the most powerful in the series. Always check the exact power rating on the tractor's plate or documents.
Which version to choose
The first 5700 series tractors were more basic, while later versions introduced S and SL variants with a more modern cab, better hydraulics and more transmission options. S versions are often offered with Essential, Efficient and Exclusive trim levels.
For straightforward tasks, the base version with a manual transmission will suffice. Those working with loaders and doing a lot of road travel will find the Dyna transmission more suitable, as it reduces the number of shifts.
Engines and transmissions
The tractors are powered by AGCO Power four-cylinder diesel engines, with newer versions featuring SCR technology and AdBlue. The power class is determined by the model name.
Transmissions: manual with reverse (Speedshift), semi-automatic Dyna-4 and Dyna-6 in newer versions. Dyna transmissions allow gear changes without using the clutch pedal, making them convenient for working with a loader.
What to check when buying a used 5700
Check the transmission and clutch: movement should be smooth, without juddering. In Dyna transmissions, listen for any unusual noises when changing gears.
Inspect the hydraulics, lift mechanism, and power take-off shaft. If the tractor has worked with a front loader, pay attention to the condition of the front axle and lift cylinders.
In newer versions, check the SCR system and AdBlue pump. Review the service history and ensure that the oil has been changed on time.
Versions and series
Names and equipment vary by market and year; we list the versions and trim levels most commonly found in Europe.
5700 Global Series
Early generationThe base 5700 version with a simple design.
- Often — manual transmission
- Basic cab
- Lower maintenance costs
5700 SL
Later generationImproved version with a more comfortable cab and better transmissions.
- Often — Dyna transmission
- Enhanced hydraulics
- More comfort
5700 S Essential
Later generationBase S trim level with essential features.
- Often — Speedshift transmission
- Easier to drive
- Reliable construction
5700 S Efficient
Later generationMid-range trim with more user-friendly transmissions.
- Often — Dyna-4
- Easier to work with the load area
- More extensive equipment
5700 S Exclusive
Later generationTop-tier trim with the most comfort and advanced features.
- Often — Dyna-6
- Enhanced cabin
- More advanced handling
Comparison of 5700 S trim levels
| Essential | Efficient | Exclusive | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who's it for? | Everyday use | Businesses with a trailer | Heavy daily use |
| Transmission | Manual (Speedshift) | 4WD | 6WD |
| Cab | Standard | Enhanced | Most comfortable |
| Handling | Basic | Average | More recent |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | € | €€ | €€€ |
Most farms will find the Efficient tier with Dyna-4 suitable. If your tasks are straightforward and you're after a lower price point, go for Essential, but for heavy-duty work, opt for Exclusive.
Pros
- Simple and reliable construction
- Suitable for work with a front loader
- Wide availability of parts and services
- Several transmission options and equipment levels
Cons
- Less power than the 6700 and 7700 series
- Early versions have a simpler cabin
- Newer versions' SCR system requires attention
Frequently asked questions
How much HP does the Massey Ferguson 5700 have?
The 5700 series covers roughly 90–130 HP models. The exact power is indicated in the model name, for example, the 5710 has around 100 HP.
What's the difference between the 5700 and 5700 S?
The S versions are newer, with a more modern cab, better hydraulics and more transmission options. They come with Essential, Efficient and Exclusive trim levels.
Is the 5700 suitable for working with a front loader?
Yes, the 5700 series is widely used with loaders. Opt for a model with the Dyna transmission and check the condition of the hydraulics.
Updated 2026-10-21 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
