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Hi Rob, thanks for getting in touch. You don't remember from the top of your head? :)

Rob, I got old 2001 IMP, with LH Agro computer. Do I have to buy Boom Pilot to make them talk with Matrix 430?

Not quite we are looking for. We represent a large well-established business in the EU and by acquiring business in the UK, we are looking to extend our product range as well as be prepared for any challenges Brexit can bring.

Hi All My business partner is looking to acquire a successful manufacturing business of cultivation equipment; or machines for vegetables; or trailers or spreaders in England, with turnover up to £4m. Retirement sale would be a preference. He would also consider businesses in distress which...

Not from Poland, it is EU member. This is the whole essence of a single market. Things might change after Brexit.

got a detailed price list with all possible options for the full range. will PM you details.

Seen it on a show in Poland last weekend. Well Build. 3600L tank. 24 m aluminium boom. Italian made Comet pump. 7 sections via Bravo controller. and again funny name Krukowiak. Any thoughts? please don't treat this message as advertising.

Yep, informal maybe used as lucky.

Top picture yes. 2nd image somd other kit.

The machinery I have in mind is mostly for arable, besides the only experience I've got is arable. Thanks for your comment.

My colleague suggested that AgroFart would be a good name for slurry tank or manure spreader.

When we leave, plenty of quality beef and chicken will be on its way from US. GMO fed. Btw, strong supporter for GMO crops, seen soya in Ukraine, very impressive.

Seen it in Poland today. Surprised it didn't melt, +36°C [emoji12] Just kidding.

Born in Romania, my mother from Ukraine, this is how I ended up to understand Polish, slavic languages are similar. In what respect? Don't see anything wrong with PL being Europe's China.

Jar-Met is relatively small brand name here . Indeed budget even for PL. Market leaders are considered Krukowiak and Unia. Don't know much about wufflers, sorry.

Do you remember the brand?

What brand? I'm in Poland, small local show. Seen about 8 different brands, some are very small very basic, some claim to have 70% of local market.

Been working for British manufacturer for 7 years. We've got quite a few guys from Poland in assembly, their work ethic is alright. If one of them assembles my machine I know, I won't have issues with the customer, with others is 50/50.

For the last 10 years I’ve been working for someone else. To say that I’m sick of it is to say nothing. The most frustrating is to answer to customer for someone’s mistakes. I’m originally from Eastern Europe. Recently, I’ve seen many good manufacturers raising in Eastern Block. Fair quality...

They are much stronger, then they used to be. I say go for it.