John Deere please introduce this in the most popular farming game right now Farming Simulator 22. Don't be shy to ask Giants to make it to the game, since fans will love this machine and more people will know about it.
@@ianfontenot5659 John Deere 4940 Self-Propelled Sprayer by costum modding. Is has a lime and solid fert attachment. And a liquid fert boom sprayer. Might not be the exact same model as in the video. But same kind of machine.
Put the radio and phone apps back on the armrest display. Seems the new 8R cab is very cheaply built. Not typical Deere quality. Yet more expensive than ever.
Sometimes steer tires are mounted "backwards", mostly when they're non-driven, because it helps evacuate mud and dirt from the tread...therefore helping steering in slippery situations. (Why most harvesters have the rear tires that way) A lot of times chevron tires will even have "traction" molded into the sidewall on one side and "steer" on other...mount with "traction" facing out on drive wheels and "steer" facing out on steer if non-driven. Pretty sure that vehicle is 4wd however.
@@ElectricSwordfish Only Harvesters with 2wd Rear Axles have the Tires Facing the Wrong Way so they can Steer in the Direction The Operator Wants them to go when in Reverse. Harvesters with 4wd Rear Axles have Tires Facing the Right Way that way when the 4wd is Engaged going Forwards the Combine Grips Mud and Traction going Forwards! Case Ih, Agco Terragators, Older Miller Floaters all have the Steer Tires Facing the Right Direction, not John Deere though!
