cqaigy2
Super Member
Lol, a little foresight makes all the difference.
Why do tractors never break down in the shop
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agjones
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I put my shop on a truck. Now I only breakdown at the least convenient place on every job!
Mobile Murphy.
sandman2234
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Actually, they do break down sometimes "in the shop"! Ask any mechanic how many times they have had to fix "something else" in order to get a vehicle to work correctly and the customer says "it was working fine when I brought it in"!
David from jax
David from jax
BobRip
Elite Member
It is a memory affect. If it breaks down in an inconvenient location you are more likely to remember it and report it on TractorByNet.
Cat385B
Silver Member
Because it’s happy in the shop.