Southern Alberta Canada | MN Dean - 9/20/2017 06:47
They aren't consistent either. That's what they are looking for.
Maybe for some testing but I think it makes for very poor advertising. Running a tractor on paved surface at 5km/hr in ideal atmospheric conditions and making claims it's superior to a couple others tells me nothing. What happens to these claims when this machine is operated outside these set conditions?
Everything I've run through my life exhibits different traits as conditions change, making these claims after proving this equipment is superior through a wide range of conditions would give something like this video far more influence for me. |
How does Nebraska test track deal work?
