Recent content by Gerbert

When you have plenty dealers and contractors nearby you simply have much less of a need, wrongly or rightly. I only keep a few things that are both hard to come by and necessary, like a big boy rollerchain that I know no dealer has. It is nice to be able to keep things kind of lean but you loose...

Fair enough.

Strongworded yes but totally needed in my eyes. He is pushing the video's without fail but had a marital crisis obviously. If he doesn't give the wife and more so the child absolute priority over anything else then he is a garbage person. Let's not forget the flood of comments on the young...

You bought another forage wagon?

And so much heavier.

Well how about helping the next guy out? You ask a question and got the answer apperently.

I bought a spectra a while ago. Purely because the one I borrowed before of a contractor was a spectra. I did opt for the millimeter receiver instead of the regular 5 mm. Proper sliding beaconthingy is great when you want to add a centimeter every few meter and that stuff. If I would buy a...

Never felt the need for a cupholder :unsure:. Just a decent location to keep it. John deere used to be bad for this but if you have the deep well behind the seat it is lovely.

I saw a nearby farmer mowing with his krone big m yesterday, stopped to take a look. When he was done with the field he got out and asked if I would like to try :giggle:. It was a great experience.

A bit of rotavating on barley "stubble".

The robotic feeding system being build at 10th generation dairymen is a great watch.

I am not saying anything geopolitical. I am not naive enough to think that I can avoid everything the chinese have anything to do with and neither do I feel the need to. I have a chinese made rotavator, I bought it because it looked quite well made and was cheap. If it wouldn't have been...

They are sold again, chinese owned now. They look a nice powerharrow but if I can choose between a chinese owned company or german/french/italian owned one it is a pretty easy choice.

Every year there are a few that slip through the cracks and we get a notice. Invoices also tends to have something about that they are within their rights to charge interest when payed late but we always get a reminder first. Haven't got the foggiest on the legalities of it but I just try to pay...

Yes I can. The bills are paid every week or so, maybe every two weeks, it depends. Most businesses ask for payment within 14 or 28 days. So if I have a bill on day 1 that asks for payment within 14 days it gets payed next week, if I know I don't feel like paying bills next week I'll pay it this...