I have a question about something I am curious about but have not seen any comments on it here. I own a 1020 John Deere and am receiving a 2038R next week. The new technology is incredible. But still, a Deere is a Deere! But one change is interesting to me and I thought someone here might have some insight or at least a thought about it.
I notice that my new tractor's steering wheel does not have the iconic Deere emblem in the center of the steering wheel. When I drive my 1020, I always like to see that Deere on the steering wheel! But on my 2038R, I'll just have to settle for the boring script on the wheel. Any ideas why Deere no longer puts the round emblem in the center of the steering wheel? Could it be due to fact that the steering nowadays is such that "straight" wheels never place the steering wheel itself in the same location? That would mean the round Deere emblem would usually be upside down, even when driving straight. Or it could just be cost savings. Either way, to me it's a shame. First world problem I know, but I would be interested in the thoughts/comments of others.
I promise to come up with some more substantive comments or questions once I have broken in the 2038R!
I notice that my new tractor's steering wheel does not have the iconic Deere emblem in the center of the steering wheel. When I drive my 1020, I always like to see that Deere on the steering wheel! But on my 2038R, I'll just have to settle for the boring script on the wheel. Any ideas why Deere no longer puts the round emblem in the center of the steering wheel? Could it be due to fact that the steering nowadays is such that "straight" wheels never place the steering wheel itself in the same location? That would mean the round Deere emblem would usually be upside down, even when driving straight. Or it could just be cost savings. Either way, to me it's a shame. First world problem I know, but I would be interested in the thoughts/comments of others.
I promise to come up with some more substantive comments or questions once I have broken in the 2038R!