Posted by Geo-TH,In on December 11, 2022 at 05:17:29 from (50.127.118.18):
In Reply to: electric tractors posted by HenryO on December 10, 2022 at 19:59:35:
Technology is changing real fast, some may say too fast. Every time there is a change, we always hear 10,000 voices from the past saying it won't work or asking what if questions.
There were electric cars before Henry Ford made the cheap Model T and put them out of business.
If there is a cheap reliable electric tractor, diesel tractors may be a thing of the past. If the price of gas or diesel is heavily taxed people will look for a cheaper alternative.
Musk already has an electric semi tractor on the road. California is mandating electric semi's.
Who knows, electric cars and tractors may catch on in the Amish community. Or we may go into another ice age before that happens,lol
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