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Geo-TH,In

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The spokes on rear wheels flexed
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Almost like tire was flat.
I posted this because I've never seen anything like this before.
 
I seem recall seeing tire/wheel like that before but don't remember where.

That said I saw something yesterday that I have never seen before. I saw a robot lawn mower mowing a lawn. If it hadn't been a bright orange in color I might not have seen it. It made no noise that I could hear
 
Electric yes but no sure on the A.I. I think there has to be some sort of program or sort of some type of fence that cannot be seen to keep it where it should be. I'd say maybe a remote but if that is so then who ever was working it could not be seen
 
I learned something. Thanks.
Micheline can standard on the XT5.
XT5 has no spare.
Not sure if I'll trust the new technology just yet.

Where will Cadillac put the tire pressure sensor? LOL
 
Call it WHATEVER trips your trigger, but it goes so far THIS way, turns so many degrees Another way and goes so much distance, then turns a different way, etc. etc. etc. Computer controlled like an auto-steered tractor, or a Climate Field View Combine that gives you a color coded map of your entire farm with bushels per acre of every square foot the combine covered. Our tenant that farms the 80 We farmed with our neighbor when I was a kid sent me the map of that 80. Best Dad and neighbor ever got for yields was 125-150 bpa, Some places our tenant got over 300 bpa. and 220 average. We farmed it from about 1962 to 1972, this map was 2016. I think our other tenant on our 160 acres probably uses the mapping too.

If a machine can create a map as it goes like that, the computer can tell the machine where to go next pass over the area.
 
Sister-in-law has a JD mower with those wheels and it also has an air ride seat. She loves it. It is huge but she needs a large mower because she mows a lot of vacant lots and mows for others in our small town. She is a go-getter.
 
A local dealer had a mower with those type of wheels on exhibit at the 2019 Sarpy, NE county fair.
 
Like it or not AI will someday replace many workers in many different areas. Most likely unskilled workers. Then what?
 
I am sure that's the same model of mower I have and when I bought it those wheels were a grand more so this tight azz Dutchman stuck with stock tires.
 
I saw a red mower last week with them. Local dealer had a set with broken spokes last summer in the return pile. Robot mowers are nice , but at 1/4 ac before it needs a recharge my yard would never be mowed in the same week .
 
I think at that price I really like my Michelin regular tires in car and truck.
Truck got 85k on 70k tired.
I have 40k on XT5. Still look good.
 
Won't be just unskilled labor. If a lawyer can function without live subordinates and/or partners he/she will do so and probably keep more of the revenue. Computers already perform a fair amount of medical procedures. It won't be just the shelf stockers and burger flippers w/o work. Things will get pretty bad in society when the AI revolution becomes full blown.
 

Swapped out the turf tires for chevron tread tires on the ZTM here . Otherwise it just skated down hill on wet slippery grass .
Would have went with radial ATV tires if they made them in the size required .
Thinking about solid front wheels and adding front suspension .
 
Probably just do what the gov. is doing now paying people to stay home and complete there indoctrination watching fake news all day
 
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