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Hello, the B1-17 does not have any safety switches. You might follow the cables. If the magnet does not even click, but all lights are on, try to ckeck if the magnet get 12V from the key-switch. Also check for ground. If you need some more help on the B1-17, ask me. :cool: br carl

Hello my friend, I would like to, but my wife told me to pay down the house... The other reason is that the youngest child is only 1 year old. We want to wait until she does not need diapers anymore. But we are looking forward to see you again, the next trip to the states. Best wishes to you...

@ Boo: Maybe you can aslo make some nice pictures. This fair is just a local one in a small town with a population of 3500. Most visitors come from an area 100km around. The biggest in the world ! :) ! is in Hannover, Germany. The area where the World Expo 2000 took place. Just 100km from my...

I went last Sunday to the local agricultur fair 2016 here in north Germany and found also some orange. Have fun to enjoy the pictures.

I build the trike around 2007. I didn't had kids those days, so you guess right it was for me. The trike is from the scrap yard and was for children with smooth rear wheels to slide around. I welded some brakets for two bearings, and used a 20mm silversteel as the axle. The wheels are from...

Even the extra fugly trees at that size would cost a lot if you would buy them in a shop... They did not help with the dirt, because I sent them to get some water. :D My Kids love to ride with me the lawn tractor or the kubota. So they got a a small electro quad and I built a trike. The trike...

Hello my friends, last weekend my children helped me to move a tree: Getting the tree from his old spot, where a new apple tree will find his home. Positioning the tree. Get it done. That's one of the reasons to have kids. :-)

Hello, I have already added a 3way valve to my B1502. I have a question to the drawing. Isn't it that the 3ph cylinder is only a single action one? So there is only one pipe going from the valve to the cylinder? The lifting is done by hydraulic and the gravity is lowering it, the speed depends...

Looks really nice. Does it fit tide enough, so it will not shake while driving? How heavy is it? der carl

Hi, the last link to landtreff.de was actually the reason to start with my own setup. It looked very easy to build a front lifter on my own and so I did it. Befor you can built the lifter you need the hydraulic at the front. LINK @Diddion: If you like, you can ask. :D der carl

Hello my friend, the M7171 is a monster. But at a tent next to Kubota was a Claas Xerion as tall as a house. Thats crazy farming. It was a nice fair, but my property is to small for most of that stuff...

She already kissed one of her kindergarten friends and told me that she will marry him... :confused:

Last thing they got was a quad for kids with an 800W e-motor. I need to train them for riding the lawn tractor... :-)

:-) JD was just the first tent with helium ballons. I needed to "flag" my children, so it is easier to find them in a crowd.

I went last Sunday to the local agricultur fair 2015 here in north Germany and found also some orange. Have fun to enjoy the pictures. Looks like someone is on steroids... I like the setup of the tire size, looks really like it can pull something. The stick for the FEL gets more...

Best preparation would be not to live in a big city and have knowledge to find food/water in nature, to find/make medicine, get it warm and make clothes from animals/plants. There will be nothing to depend on, only your group and its knowledge. Living the way we do now, is such an easy way...

If the diesel is gone... Short term: There is some heating oil left. Long term: Maybe you have read about the groupe of people calling themself prepares or the others survivors. The prepares store food and other stuff to stay alive until the civilisation get back working again. The survivors...

Actually, I am not a craftsman in mechanics. I am in electronics and have an German engineer degree in biomedical technic. But when you have some tools, I guess you lern how to use them... :D

Yes, it is worth it. It only cost me 350€ (400US$) and it was a great experiance. And until now it is working verry well. carl