David, I've been retiring for 16 years now. My old tractors are my lawnmowers because my back doesn't like the bouncing of a lawnmower.
I don't worry about electronic failure when it comes to cars, trucks and tractors. I buy from a dealer I feel good about.
Everything will fail sooner or later. One car and truck came 5 year 50k warranty. Don't remember the warranty details on Kubota. It sounded good at the time. I'm guessing it was something like 2 year bumper to bumper. Then 6 year power train. Not sure, but my dealer has been in business since 1967. Also Case IH.
All my purchases, 2 new cars, one new truck and one new tractor came after I retired.
No regrets. Don't farm. Just having fun in my retirement. Take care of my rentals and use my 2 terramites. Farmall and Jubilee for yard work and push SNOW in winter. Which has been rare
Tell me what tractor, car, or truck never breaks down? George
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