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Originally Posted by Banshee
"On the few times it doesn't work, if you stop & then start again, it will work. Maybe it was made by Microsoft."  |
I actually like the way it works.
In my opinion, the two biggest faults with it are:
The average dog in the bush doesn't understand the concept, therefore, cannot use it to the best advantage, and.,
I don't think most owners know they have it and don't really care. I mean, who reads the techy bits in the owners manual?
I personally find that it works really well. You can tell when it gets a real hammering by the smell of burning brakes.
This could easily be mistaken for a slipping clutch.
And finally, this is far from being new fang dangled technology. It has been applied to farm and earthmoving equipment for about 100 years.
