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Innovators in the past have usually tried and failed several times on a concept , but keep trying until they prevail. Ben Holt (Cat) is a very good example of of this. They brought a product to market , failed and kept on going until they had a product that people wanted. All of your early tractor makers had failures but kept at it until they failed and went out of business or came up with a working product that sold. I do not see any of this from what ever name he is going by now.
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