Posted by M-MAN on March 06, 2020 at 04:06:54 from (174.196.8.9):
In Reply to: Re: Farmers v. JD posted by Bob on March 05, 2020 at 14:36:03:
Depends on what you consider hand's on in this scenario. When I left the Deere dealership 16 years ago one of the owners was the one who used the laptop to diagnose the newer tractors. We didn't have any of the big boys like we are discussing so no I have no experience with them.
I then went back into textiles working on Dornier and Itema weaving machines with Staubli electronic jacquards. Several hundred thousand for each dual machine setup with two computer systems working together on each. Built in diagnostics on both. Complete repair manual loaded in the computer. Factory software loaded on a USB along with the ability to copy/ delete/ reload software on every machine. Critical code could only be changed using a factory key which only only factory technicians had access to.
So yes I think I know a little bit about what I stated. It's right to REPAIR. In no way am I referring to system source code which is Deere's intellectual property.
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