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Imagine you bought a ride-on lawn mower to cut the grass on your property. Provided you serviced it every now and again, there’d be no reason to think that it wouldn’t keep running for ages with no issues, would there? If it did keep breaking down, you could keep fixing the broken parts or you could ask yourself whether what you’d been trying to do with it or how you were maintaining it, was compatible with the use that its design and specification were intended to deliver on. Compare the effect on a mower if it was being used on a small house garden every 3 weeks, to how it would go tackling 20 acres of lush grass every day. There’s no doubt that the poor little guy would have some trouble managing that. What if you used the mower to run down to the local shops at 60km an