Russell
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oops..hit the wrong button...accidentally deleted the post.. /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif
Got my 2210 back...and met with JD Engineer.... *DELETED*
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Re: Got my 2210 back...and met with JD Engineer....
Interesting. The times I met with Deere engineers, a non-disclosure form was signed that (I understood, anyway) said I would not disclose anything that was discussed. Sounds like you are not operating under these rules. Hmmm?
Interesting. The times I met with Deere engineers, a non-disclosure form was signed that (I understood, anyway) said I would not disclose anything that was discussed. Sounds like you are not operating under these rules. Hmmm?
Re: Got my 2210 back...and met with JD Engineer....
Signed non-diclosure forms? No, but I have not disclosed anything from the meeting. What was discussed in the meeting were internal issues for us. I just "off the record" asked the engineer during the plant tour about the 4010-4115.
Signed non-diclosure forms? No, but I have not disclosed anything from the meeting. What was discussed in the meeting were internal issues for us. I just "off the record" asked the engineer during the plant tour about the 4010-4115.
Re: Got my 2210 back...and met with JD Engineer....
Any one working for the company is required to sign a no-tell form. But i'd assume to say that's not the case for publc tours. There pretty protective of anything in there plants. When they run a new model they don't let it stick around very long on the line or around the plant it gets wisked off to raliegh.
Any one working for the company is required to sign a no-tell form. But i'd assume to say that's not the case for publc tours. There pretty protective of anything in there plants. When they run a new model they don't let it stick around very long on the line or around the plant it gets wisked off to raliegh.
Sorry, I didn't feel like re-typing all that last night...
got my tractor back after the PTO shaft broke..twice. I had to cut the shaft about 2" shorter on the tiller.
Basically, the guy (4000 series engineer) said that the 2210 would replace the 4010-4115. He said it on a plant tour of our shop. I was not in Augusta
got my tractor back after the PTO shaft broke..twice. I had to cut the shaft about 2" shorter on the tiller.
Basically, the guy (4000 series engineer) said that the 2210 would replace the 4010-4115. He said it on a plant tour of our shop. I was not in Augusta
yellowsocks93
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I don't see why Deere would replace the 4010-4115 with the 2210. The 4000 series is more heavy duty.
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I sure wouldn't trade my 4110 for a 2210. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif Not that there is anything wrong with the 2210. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif