buickanddeere
Super Member
It is a Sanders and Hillary voters operating the equipmemt that is the hazard . Not the design engineers.
DEERE 2032R RIO EASY DEFEAT
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It is a Sanders and Hillary voters operating the equipmemt that is the hazard . Not the design engineers.
timshufflin
Member
No way, they own tractors? Oh the environment from all that diesel!
buickanddeere
Super Member
Can't keep your butt on the seat ?
timshufflin
Member
Keep your butt on the seat?
awickedtruth
New member
First, I truly appreciate the information and today I used it to defeat the RIO on my new 2032R.
I might add a few details... The original thread says remove 4 bolts. 2 of them are easy and are on each side visible when you raise the hood. The other two are under the steering wheel visible by pulling away the rubber filler around the steering shaft.
The 2 bolts on the sides must be completely removed but the ones under the steering wheel should only be loosened because removing them all the way is not necessary, and dropping one isn't fun ( I know from experi nice).
After I removed the 4 bolts I was able to reach my hand up and behind the PTO switch and squeeze tabs on the top and bottom which allowed me to pull the switch and socket right thru the console... Easy to fix that way.
Moving the wires is easy, just make sure they "click" into place when you move them.
I might add a few details... The original thread says remove 4 bolts. 2 of them are easy and are on each side visible when you raise the hood. The other two are under the steering wheel visible by pulling away the rubber filler around the steering shaft.
The 2 bolts on the sides must be completely removed but the ones under the steering wheel should only be loosened because removing them all the way is not necessary, and dropping one isn't fun ( I know from experi nice).
After I removed the 4 bolts I was able to reach my hand up and behind the PTO switch and squeeze tabs on the top and bottom which allowed me to pull the switch and socket right thru the console... Easy to fix that way.
Moving the wires is easy, just make sure they "click" into place when you move them.
MF283
Platinum Member
Fortunately, we haven't had that 1 second that it takes, agree there is way to much useless component's on all vehicles today.
Ronnie
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Maybe better than repeating the same post, adding information as to some detail on the instructions you followed..
Apparently the instructions were not followed or were not clear enough to help you out.
Many are here to help, but without some detail to pick it apart, then we've no good idea what you "followed".
:welcome: to TBN
Maybe better than repeating the same post, adding information as to some detail on the instructions you followed..
Apparently the instructions were not followed or were not clear enough to help you out.
Many are here to help, but without some detail to pick it apart, then we've no good idea what you "followed".