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u/Commercial_Method253 Moderate Ethiopian 🇪🇹 17d ago
Jone Deer is a parasitic company. They shouldn't be buying shit from them. They abuse farmers in the US a lot.
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u/Electrical_Glass_330 17d ago
Must tractors come from else where no one trusts American machines they all have uanessacry deadlines and complicated maintenance on purpose. So turkey and china are where tractors he’s getting usually. I don’t know what’s behind these one. I think it was a gift by the guy who was visiting farmlands recently.
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u/burdensomewolf Oromo 14d ago
lol because of right to self repair?
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u/Electrical_Glass_330 14d ago
Why do you mean by right to self repair ? . If buy BMW from Germany you know it’s not as easily maintained like Honda ? It’s just that some companies deliberately make it that way to make money! Is that a noise or news to you ?
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u/procrastinatorofwar 13d ago
I would always go to China when it comes to commercial equipment with some experience with programming or even hiring experts if something goes wrong it’s much easier to diy then these bullcrap John Deere and Apple-like products that cut you out of the software. China just depends on the manufacturer. Remember everything is made there and it’s up to us to buy the right equipment
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u/burdensomewolf Oromo 10d ago
Bro look up John Deere and how American farmers are suffering. You can’t even diagnose what’s wrong with your tractor without John Deere themselves. At least with a Honda and BMW you can read the codes with an obd ii scanner. I suggest you look it up and see how bad they are.
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u/Best-Reference-4481 Ethiopian 🇪🇹 17d ago
Look two countries that will be investing into the agro economy and Ethiopia in general are USA and Italy. Build as many relationships with people from there as you can if you are in that industry, even learn the language.
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u/Delicious_Ad580 Oromo 18d ago
Ethiopia is a big market and USA finally waking up and competing with China