So sorry to see that happen!! I would suggest some cats perhaps.. They seem to do a pretty good job around here.
I believe these new tractors are becoming far too complicated with electronics. We used to just leave the tractors out in the open or covered and you might occasionally find a nest under the hood and you would just clear it out and be on your way. Sometimes you might find a fuel line nibbled on or a plug wire but generally not. There will likely come a day when the repair is too expensive on these electronics and the whole machine is just scrapped. Then what you have is a 5,000 pound, or in some cases, 30,000 pound hunk of metal just sitting there waiting to be melted down. How is that saving the planet..??
Sorry, just ranting!!!
I believe these new tractors are becoming far too complicated with electronics. We used to just leave the tractors out in the open or covered and you might occasionally find a nest under the hood and you would just clear it out and be on your way. Sometimes you might find a fuel line nibbled on or a plug wire but generally not. There will likely come a day when the repair is too expensive on these electronics and the whole machine is just scrapped. Then what you have is a 5,000 pound, or in some cases, 30,000 pound hunk of metal just sitting there waiting to be melted down. How is that saving the planet..??
Sorry, just ranting!!!