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Read articles →This is a narrow, official how-to focused on one specific CommandPRO feature: inching mode on John Deere 6 Family tractors. It explains why you'd use it (attaching implements, tight-space maneuvering), how to engage it forward and reverse via the shift gate, and how to adjust speed from 1.2 to 3.1 mph with the scroll wheel. Useful for current or soon-to-be 6 Family owners learning this control, not a general tractor overview.
Posted by the John Deere channel as an official instructional clip, not an independent review.
Move CommandPRO to the left shift gate, then push and hold forward to inch forward, or pull and hold backward to inch backward.
It helps when attaching and detaching implements or maneuvering slowly in confined areas, letting you move without using the brake or clutch.
Inching mode allows travel up to 1.2 mph by default, but holding CommandPRO and using the scroll wheel lets you adjust speed up to 3.1 mph.
