2025 John Deere Pickup Truck

[BlueKnife]

It's all fake. Welcome to our new world, where you can't believe anything you see. Isn't technological "advancement" great?

 

[CliffordK]

...and you can't work on it yourself, or use any parts except from Deere.



Bruce

Right, they've famously been fighting the right to repair in a tractor market with fiercely independent farmers and time sensitive operations.

Would it be any better if you're out in the middle of nowhere and your pickup breaks down?

 

[5030]

Probably an AI fake just like the Caterpillar truck that I embarrassingly posted last year.

Cat does produce a truck, sort of. I believe a c Car engine in a 'In an International chassis but it's really for off road construction use only. I believe that is right, not 100% sure however.

 

[jyoutz]

Cat does produce a truck, sort of. I believe a c Car engine in a 'In an International chassis but it's really for off road construction use only. I believe that is right, not 100% sure however.

I believe I’ve seen those at mines. Huge trucks but definitely for off road use.

 

[CliffordK]

I thought I could use one of these for my grocery getter... but I didn't need that many groceries.

 

[sixdogs]

Those things are all click bait.

 

[jyoutz]

I thought I could use one of these for my grocery getter... but I didn't need that many groceries.

I’ve seen those at open pit copper mines. I’ve also seen the tires for those on semi truck flatbeds. I’ve wondered how they mount those and what they cost.

 

[bmaverick]

Anyone know anything about the 2025 John Deere Pickup Truck?

TIA
Yooper Dave

If it breaks down, you have no Right-To-Repair it.

 

[CliffordK]

I’ve seen those at open pit copper mines. I’ve also seen the tires for those on semi truck flatbeds. I’ve wondered how they mount those and what they cost.

I was surprised a few years ago when I discovered that at least some semi-truck tires are mounted by hand. I don't know about larger tires, but perhaps there is a size that they are just too large and stiff to manhandle.

They might foam the heavy equipment tires, although the foam is rather heavy.

 

[jyoutz]

I was surprised a few years ago when I discovered that at least some semi-truck tires are mounted by hand. I don't know about larger tires, but perhaps there is a size that they are just too large and stiff to manhandle.

They might foam the heavy equipment tires, although the foam is rather heavy.

Those mining dump trucks like you posted are gigantic. The tires laid down flat overhang semi flatbeds. I see them on the interstate with four tires filling up a 40+’ flatbed trailer. However they mount them it sure isn’t done by hand.