Deere has been fighting farmers on this for decades and I would be surprised if they gave up now. They want to avoid laws being passed that forces them into wor

Deere has been fighting farmers on this for decades and I would be surprised if they gave up now. They want to avoid laws being passed that forces them into worse terms. If they make the decision themselves they can dictate the terms of the “right to repair.” I frankly don’t trust the product of a company who has been actively trying to screw over their customers for the past 20 years. My guess is they know that there are enough parts now that are proprietary and difficult to clone that they are going to have to go the the Deere dealer anyway. Like modern cars those things are loaded with computers and sensors. You have the right to repair it, but that doesn’t mean you have any hope to.