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Is there a non-"team green" solution that works well? With all the bad press about Deere these days (including a few HN comments from suppliers to Deere that re
by _huayra_ 5y ago
Is there a non-"team green" solution that works well? With all the bad press about Deere these days (including a few HN comments from suppliers to Deere that revealed they deliberately ask for slightly tweaked parts to avoid being compatible with regular parts), I wonder if there's a suitable alternative.
- jmrm 5y agoI live in a rural area and some people are selling their used John Deere machines to buy new ones from other brands due to this problem. It won't surprise me if those other brands invest more in that technology in the next years to be on par to John Deere, and it would be really positive if they force a higher level of repairability. Anyway, those who sell those products probably would also sell the autonomous technology as a service more than a one pay product. If those services are arriving in the car market I doubt that machinery industry would reject earning a periodical income in addition to machine sales.