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Panhandle of Ne. | What PO's me the most, is that by the time you buy the "lastest/greatest", it is already outdated. Bought some 2600 monitors last year and now they are only worth half, if that much, of what they cost because of the intro. of the 2630 and in a couple of years, if not already, the 2630 will be outdated. Can't imagine where this gps "stuff" will go in 10 years. I would be willing to bet that the old brown box/2600/2630 and whatever else might follow between now and then, will not be supported by the companies, forcing folks to throw away, that is all this stuff is anyhow is throw away, and get the next "lastest/greatest" if we want to continue to use gps.
I also feel sorry for the older generation mechanics that were taught to turn wrenches and about as technical as they ever got into electrical stuff was a battery connection/alternator/a c compressor and now are supposed to keep up with all the electrical stuff on tractors and now throw into the mix all the AMS stuff. | |
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Questioning Wisdom of Extreme Complex Equipment
