Right to repair movement

[Ironhead]

From the "other side of the pond"

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saska...pair-1.5185218

[Jack_Caley]

From the "other side of the pond"

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saska...pair-1.5185218

I am surprised no one has commented.
we had a problem with a Case tractor, the agents mechanic comes to it, gets out his little box, two hours later,cannot find the fault, clears off, three days later a bill for £500!
no further comment needed!
jack caley

[Ironhead]

I am surprised no one has commented.
we had a problem with a Case tractor, the agents mechanic comes to it, gets out his little box, two hours later,cannot find the fault, clears off, three days later a bill for £500!
no further comment needed!
jack caley

even though the article says "it used to be primarily in the auto industry", It Still IS. I put an electronic brake controller (OE Part) on my 2017 dodge Ram and still had to have the Stealer flash the computer to recognize the OE part existed.

Even Microsoft allows you to add pieces and it will auto-recognize the new item (i.e. different mouse, . . .) and YES, I am not a big fan of Microsoft