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Re: Why are tractors so complex today
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Posted by so they can cram techno. wonders on us on September 24, 2001 at 21:02:22 from (205.188.201.198):
In Reply to: Why are tractors so complex today posted by Mark on September 23, 2001 at 16:20:20:
its so the the farmer can not service it him self,i have an ih 88 series with the computerized trans. and an old ih 86 series without wonder what tractor is the most reliable? the 86 series .the only wires on the tractor run the lights a/c and radio.we really dont need all that techno.junk but we have been convinced that we do....... and here i sit at a computer ,mabe we need some techno.junk!
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