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John Deere has also increased filter performance on new equipment because of concerns about fuel contaminants. While investigating fuel injector problems, field service representative Greg Clampitt, from Deere''s Waterloo, Iowa, Engine Works, discovered good reason for that concern.Clampitt used fuel testing equipment on tractors operating in several states. The equipment counted particles as small as 2 microns both before and after the fuel filtration system geely (see chart below).Surprising results"The results were surprising, and we think they relate scooter to fuel storage and handling," says Clampitt. "We tested tractors in Texas and, on average, found 25 times more particles in the 2-to 5-micron size range than on tractors tested in Iowa. There were 40 times more particles from 5 to 15 microns in size in Texas. Results from tests on tractors in Arizona and California fell between the Texas and Iowa findings.

Leave it to my friend Butch, a 2-handicapper who looks at the hole while he putts but is otherwise not annoying geely at all, to make sense out of it all. "It really comes down to expectations," he says. "Everyone wants the trip to be exactly as they imagined it, as they remember last year''s trip. Of course, that memory is warped--so they''ve got no chance. They set themselves up."Butch''s words reminded me of that old Greek saying, "You can''t step into the same river twice." Add something about allowing generous drops from the bank and that pretty much sums it up.