FortClatsop
Silver Member
- Joined
- Mar 18, 2006
- Messages
- 110
- Tractor
- 2006 JD 2305, X540, X324, 314, 316/33 tiller
Here on the coast moisture is always a problem. And corrosion always follows moisture. Shortly after receiving my 2305 last march I noticed condensation in my instrument panel. My dealer said that that it was not a sealed unit and it would eventually clear itself. On hot dry days it was gone. On any cool overcast day it would reappear. Being leary of corrosion I asked my dealer to replace it.
About six weeks ago it was replaced and my little beauty sleeps inside, snug and dry. I've been using it again in cool damp weather and lo and behold....my new instrument cluster is having moisture condense inside it. Feeling foolish, I discussed it with my dealer and his mechanic. They said they knew it would do that. And so did the John Deere Rep. I guess that it is a function of tempature, humidity, and dew point. Does anybody else have this happen or is it because everything else I own is rusty, my house is mossy and I have fungus growing on me. It's Oregon isn't it?
About six weeks ago it was replaced and my little beauty sleeps inside, snug and dry. I've been using it again in cool damp weather and lo and behold....my new instrument cluster is having moisture condense inside it. Feeling foolish, I discussed it with my dealer and his mechanic. They said they knew it would do that. And so did the John Deere Rep. I guess that it is a function of tempature, humidity, and dew point. Does anybody else have this happen or is it because everything else I own is rusty, my house is mossy and I have fungus growing on me. It's Oregon isn't it?