Interesting JD website images....

hobbyfarm · Oct 16, 2005

I was looking for "Dana Axles", so i googled and came up with:
JD Telehandlers Features;
Well, I'd never seen this Deere website before...so I kept playing with the URL until I got HERE

Each folder has several small photos in them.

Enjoy...

hobbyfarm · Oct 16, 2005

I guess I went "trick or treating" around in their server...Knock on the right door, and lookie what you find. /forums/images/graemlins/cool.gif

hobbyfarm · Oct 16, 2005

Look Here This folder has some 3000 twenty series photos with cabs. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

hobbyfarm · Oct 16, 2005

I wonder if what I've stumbled on is the photo bank to build brochures?

If you like these, you'd better save them locally, they may realize the world can see these and they might rename the url... or hide it behind a password. /forums/images/graemlins/frown.gif

Gatorboy · Oct 16, 2005

They must have some rookie Webmaster for that website. A generic index.html file in each of those subdirectories redirecting the browser to their homepage is all that is needed to solve this from happening.

hobbyfarm · Oct 16, 2005

Cutters & Shredders

NOTICE: proper nomenclature used:
S H R E D D E R S - not bush hog, brush hog, etc. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif

thatguy · Oct 16, 2005

The 2210 and 22305 images are from a the sales brochures used by the dealerships (for salesman use).. There is a dealer on the web that has these brochures on their website for download as PDF's... These are much better than the comsumer brochures you get at the dealership..

Very nice find..

thatguy · Oct 16, 2005

The 2210 and 22305 images are from a the sales brochures used by the dealerships (for salesman use).. There is a dealer on the web that has these brochures on their website for download as PDF's... These are much better than the comsumer brochures you get at the dealership..

Very nice find..

beenthere · Oct 16, 2005

I think there is a difference in the makeup of a shredder and a rotary cutter. I don't think the two are equal for Deere, or used interchangebly by Deere. Just an opinion. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif