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Todays tractor - a restorers nightmare in 2050
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Posted by tim on September 25, 2001 at 04:15:23 from (130.230.92.13):
I read the earlier conversations about the complexity of the modern tractors and I started to wonder that will there be anyone to restore these tractors in the future? There are so much electronic devices and computers and lots of other stuff in them that can be broken and are probably impossible to repair. There must be tens of miles of electrical wire in these things. Same applies to the cars. They are even more complex. I sure wouldn't want to be a restorer in 2050. Of course its true that in the future it will be probably easier to fix a computer and other electrical equipment, but that will remain to be seen.
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