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Michigan | My opinion is its not that this stuff is difficult to operate or understand, it's that you don't want to even try. When something goes wrong you want to go out and beat on it with a hammer or wrench and fix it. I can't even count how many times I've had a simple code or malfunction happen and all I have to do is stop, look it up on google or Agtalk or call a tech, punch a few buttons or wiggle a few wires and we are back running again. Very rarely have I had a code or a problem that has stopped me from a field operation all together. This stuff isn't hard to use, you just have to learn it rather than thinking about how awesome it was to bounce around in a sweaty old soundgaurd cab all day. I still don't get it. | |
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