Too complex to fix?

Mith

Active member
Seems to me that tractors are going well in the direction that cars have, everything seems to be electrical, and not very user serviceable.

On the older stuff you can tell roughly what is wrong, if it wont start you look for compression, fuel etc.
On the modern stuff you are looking at safety switches, electrical fuel shutoff....

Seriously, I kinda wish they would go back to making stuff simple again.

:furious:
 

PBinWA

Member
Seems to me that tractors are going well in the direction that cars have, everything seems to be electrical, and not very user serviceable.

On the older stuff you can tell roughly what is wrong, if it wont start you look for compression, fuel etc.
On the modern stuff you are looking at safety switches, electrical fuel shutoff....

Seriously, I kinda wish they would go back to making stuff simple again.

:furious:

I just want an OBD-II port so I can plug my notebook in and get real time stats - just like my truck! :thumb:
 
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