Posted by VADAVE on July 11, 2016 at 11:51:29 from (68.100.96.162):
Was just reading on the another site about John Deere saying that farmers have an implied license to operate their tractors but not to repair them. Guess I'm fortunate I do my farming with old stuff. That attitude by John Deere will cost them their business. Even the government is beginning to wise up, you can't have equipment in the field that you can't fix on the spot and right now! Think about it--you're in a shooting war and the tank, personnel carrier, ship, or whatever breaks is the manufacture going to have a technician on site to dive into the device fix it RIGHT NOW? Now apply that logic to your farm when it's threatening to storm. When I still worked for the Navy I would buy a piece of equipment if the company tried to tell me the Navy didn't own the software I paid to develop and couldn't fix it.
Cost of old equipment will go up and so will demand in direct relationship to the decline of the new stuff.
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