Re: Why do tractors decide to break down right aft

Posted by buickanddeere on June 06, 2007 at 08:50:23 from (216.183.144.41):

In Reply to: Why do tractors decide to break down right after t posted by Nat 2 on June 06, 2007 at 06:19:43:

Most people retire or sell equipemt when it's going to cost too much to repair it. Or they can no long stand the frustration and/or expense of repairing it. So the equipment was fauluty or about to fail again at sale time.
We all want a bargain but how many times have we purchased somebody elses trouble?
Road travel can expose equipemt to vibrations of a frequency & amplitude it isn't subjected to in field useage.
This shaking can aggitate all many of nasties that had been resting in the bottom of sumps & tanks. And now has them in circulation.
The vibrations can also flex apart wiring, hoses etc that were "on thier last legs."

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