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Southwest Iowa | +1 on the reliability part. Need some of the common principles that were implemented on tractors that are 40+ yrs old that still start and run and perform the same jobs the day they did when they were new off the factory line. I'm not sure if we can look back in another
40 yrs and say the same positive things about the tractors that are being produced today. Comfort and gadgets make life easy til we have to work on them or send the to the dealer. I like crowbar's idea as well. There are many things to think about in the future of farming and who knows where it will go, but we are always going to need reliable tractors and equipment to get our jobs done as painlessly as possible. Just my opinion | |
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What would you say to John Deere's tractor engineers?
