Johnny Deere
New member
Good Morning and Merry Christmas/ Happy Holidays to all.
I am a very proud owner of a 2013 John Deere X540 with a 48" deck, 47" blower and soon, the Hydraulic Tiller. I've replaced the rear reflectors (tail lights) with new LED tail lights which I purchased from a great guy in New York by the name of Jeff Walters (jefflhs@hotmail.com ). For about $125.00 , The rear tail light issue is done and they look AWESOME. I am now looking to find anyone that can help me correct the other John Deere Mistake. You see, although they contemplated night operation (they built our tractors with headlights), they didn't think it was important enough for us to be able to see how much fuel we have left. Yes, they actually forgot to light the dash! Thus, we cannot see our fuel level at night. So, if anyone can steer me in the right direction to solve this problem, I would really appreciate it. Maybe even John Deere themselves? Wishful thinking I guess. My e-mail is: gyhooya@ptd.net
Thank You,
John
I am a very proud owner of a 2013 John Deere X540 with a 48" deck, 47" blower and soon, the Hydraulic Tiller. I've replaced the rear reflectors (tail lights) with new LED tail lights which I purchased from a great guy in New York by the name of Jeff Walters (jefflhs@hotmail.com ). For about $125.00 , The rear tail light issue is done and they look AWESOME. I am now looking to find anyone that can help me correct the other John Deere Mistake. You see, although they contemplated night operation (they built our tractors with headlights), they didn't think it was important enough for us to be able to see how much fuel we have left. Yes, they actually forgot to light the dash! Thus, we cannot see our fuel level at night. So, if anyone can steer me in the right direction to solve this problem, I would really appreciate it. Maybe even John Deere themselves? Wishful thinking I guess. My e-mail is: gyhooya@ptd.net
Thank You,
John
