corey9212
Platinum Member
Hello, I have a 3046R (with the deluxe cab) and am quite surprised at what this little tractor can do. One thing though that baffles me is the rear SCV's and why John Deere decided to go this way and other peoples opinions about this set up.
I have 4 scv's in the front for the loader and snowblower hook up's and I have 8 in the back (6 for attachments and 2 for the power beyond for my backhoe) now most tractors would have either a lever or buttons to opperate each scv but John Deere decided that all of the scv's on the tractor would run through the loader Joystick (you push a button and the Joystick becomes a remote for the rears and push it again and you have use of your loader again.) There is plenty of empty slots in the cab that you could easily put in e-scv buttons to control the rear ones so why didn't John Deere go this route?
I have 4 scv's in the front for the loader and snowblower hook up's and I have 8 in the back (6 for attachments and 2 for the power beyond for my backhoe) now most tractors would have either a lever or buttons to opperate each scv but John Deere decided that all of the scv's on the tractor would run through the loader Joystick (you push a button and the Joystick becomes a remote for the rears and push it again and you have use of your loader again.) There is plenty of empty slots in the cab that you could easily put in e-scv buttons to control the rear ones so why didn't John Deere go this route?