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PLO NW MN
Posted 8/1/2025 08:16 (#11316420 - in reply to #11316407)
Subject: RE: Ops center pro service



NW MN
SimonSays - 8/1/2025 07:01

PLO NW MN - 7/31/2025 22:01

A coincidence that you post today when Deere released this new service/subscription.

https://www.deere.com/en/technology-products/precision-ag-technology...

Will be interesting to see how in depth this is. Is it just a diagnostic trouble code lookup or does it actually have some JD service advisor tie in that helps you troubleshoot more then just “call your dealer”.


Supposed to be ops manuals, repair and diagnostics, plus reprogramming ability which is the big new one customers didn't have access to. Curious what this new release will do to the right to repair lawsuits. Im sure the lawyers want to keep it going...


I wonder if “reprogramming” covers calibration of sensors after replacement. Replace plenty of sensors and majority of time it’s just a swap but occasionally need another step.

I’ve rarely had to have an ecu or ssu etc… replaced that I think of when thinking of reprogramming a controller.
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