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Well, it's less risky to drive in a paddock if that's what you mean. The tractor still has to dodge fences, rocks, trees, etc. No risk of lives, but it still r
by thomasfoster96 13y ago
Well, it's less risky to drive in a paddock if that's what you mean.
The tractor still has to dodge fences, rocks, trees, etc. No risk of lives, but it still requires a fair bit of work.
- tovmeod 13y agofences, rocks and trees don't move, pedestrians do, they may suddenly jump on your path, the tractor just need to calculate the route once
- thomasfoster96 13y agoFair enough, though as I understand the tractors try to avoid rocks, and so they may have to change their route whilst on the job.