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Hey folks,<br>I must admit, this forum is the first place I've heard of scuffing problems.<br>I sell lots of compacts, but being in the high desert, most don't end up on peoples lawns. But there is obviously a serious problem here! <br>please follow the following procedure when you have a problem and you want to know that Deere will made aware.<br>First, see your dealer. Then go directly to the Service Manager.<br>Explain your problem in detail, and ask if he would create a D.T.A.C. case.<br>(Dlrs. refer to it as "dee-tack") This is the absolute best way to make Deere aware of any problems that are becoming a trend. These cases are given top priority at the factory level and will not be ignored. Be sure to have your ser. # and Hrs. available. Cust. svc. and other help lines serve a purpose but <br>D.T.A.C cases are the best way to cut to the chase. Hope this can help.

4000 Scuffing Reporting to dealer tip
John Deere Tractors
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