I'm one of those people that believes words have meaning.
Wisbaker stated ""I seem to remember some of the new generation tractors had a switch that changed the batteries from parallel to series to give you 24V to start but allowed the batteries and accesories to be 12V"
Note he did make his comment specific to just Waterloo ag tractors, or a New Gen 4020. He said "New Generation tractors."
1010 crawler came in ag and industrial and is indeed a "New Generation" tractor that was made by Deere and did indeed have the setup Wisbaker mentioned.
What Wisbaker said and how he said it is 100% correct. 100% correct is far from the 100% wrong he was accused of.
Now if he'd claimed 4020s had the setup, he WOULD be wrong. But from his sentence that I cited, he certainly did NOT.
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