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The human circulatory system, for example, allows the pressure from zero in the right atrium to "magically" increase to 120/80 mmHg in the left ventricle. This fact made me realize that the leverage that occurs in the heart at the molecular level can be easily replicated in order to generate clean, abundant and safe energy, a kind of "mechanical heart" or catapult for pumping water powered by water. This is clean gravitational potential energy, as in hydroelectric plants. Gravity Buoyancy Solutions is the proposal to build boats propelled by the water surrounding the vessel which is viable by using this simple mechanical principle of transferring water between compartments to gain mechanical strength, as happens every second of our lives in the human heart. . Let's start using Mini-hydroelectric plants by vertical displacement of Water to promote new markets and peace. Theory and practice for global peace with Hydraulic power. Would you dare to hire my services to present these new solutions to the Universities of Germany? Mini-Hydroelectric plants by vertical displacement of water. Thank you very much for your consideration. Fraternally, Dr. Máximo Gómez Birth and daughters. Author of The Millennium of Water...NACERet. New American Clean Energy Revolution entrepreneurs time.
There is no oil to guarantee the development of everyone but we do have an inexhaustible resource. The Water of the Oceans is a source of clean and cheap energy for the future. We are surrounded by the infinite clean energy of water and therefore I propose that the era of Wars and Malthusianism be replaced as soon as possible by a new era of Hydroelectric Power by vertical displacement of Water. The vision of moving water vertically and storing it in containers works like small-scale hydropower and I have created several prototypes of these new inventions that can be installed everywhere at low cost... even at gasoline service stations to help to achieve a stable transition from a world in which oil is depleted to a world with widespread mini-hydropower. With this letter I want to record a new discovery. The mass transfer that occurs in nature between different compartments, in plants and animals, is the basis of a mechanical gain that is used to grow and reproduce all living things and therefore can be used to generate very cheap clean energy. ...and even generate electricity and hydrogen at only 37 degrees of temperature. The ability to do work in nature is infinite. For this reason, the various prototypes and mechanical devices that I propose are inspired by principles that I take from nature.
Is this some sort of pep talk/advertising for Deere? I've owned plenty of the older stuff to know I don't want or need this new tech equipment. Things are changing in Agriculture, but not like most people think. Precision will have it's place only when what we put into the soil changes. Fix the Soil by getting rid of GMO and unnecessary chemicals and fertilizers. It can be done successfully without it. The best part is the quality of what us grown is superior and the profits are higher. The yield will not be as great but close. I think that's well worth the effort. We don't need as much crappy food and sub par animal protien. The down side is the chemical companies will lose out.
Ah the later 70s was when interest rates skyrocketed to 18 percent! That’s what hurt so many farmers. When Reagan was elected he ended that stupid Carter grain embargo and started making changes and the interest rates dropped to 10 percent. I know. I remember my folks talking about this. Then the 90s and lousy prices continued with short spirts of higher prices. It’s gotten worse because of communist ideologies that allow our grain to rot or disappear in foreign nations while we import food which is bullshyt. This entire nation is a disaster. Support non GMo farmers and organic. Support old fashioned farming in the modern world and stop outsourcing.
My German Relatives all bought John Deere equipment from the 1890s up through today. It was a good company. Unfortunately like most companies they are outsourcing now which is tragic. If Deere was alive today he would not like what has happened to America and Europe the past 40 years plus. We lost WW2.
Wish they didn't take my western il dealer from me have customers that i told to buy Kubota and have them myself since lost acm ad my dealer what a shit show on parts very disappointed on outcome
Lately Deere executives have spent way too much time cultivating Wall Street and too little time pleasing their customer base and it’s catching up to them, now.
Very much the seppo view. My father bought a walk behind new rotary hoe in 1972. Model kf with a kndr70 motor. Shortly after they were importing small kubota tractors into austalia. Sort of like an upgrade on the walk behind machines. A couple of years later they redesigned the small tractor into the b6000. this machine was a shrunken version of the tractors coming out of the uk. A small version of 3 point linkage on a tractor suitable for japanese rice paddies. In the mid 1970s kubota entered the US market and acquired a 15% market share in the US market when the market was shrinking and US manufacturers were going broke. The US did not see them coming. I still have a KF walk behind, RV90 written off in a fire and a B7100 4x4 ex rice japan rice paddy. Always amased at the quality of design and engineering of these machines. I have been a fan since 1972.
I've never heard of a walk behind rotary hoe. Here they're called walk behind tillers. I have a Kubota at70 tiller I still use every year in the garden. I agree it is built heavy duty. Still starts on the first pull of the rope. Excellent machine.
Amazing how Liebherr has managed to flourish with many different family members working together to control the company. Hans was obviously a visionary. My grandfather's name was Hans.
Why did agricultural activities becoming a large contributor of green house gas suddenly started bothering us?? We be doing this since before the beginning of written history, and we actually need more carbon in the air to make plant grow better. Now it is at an all time low of .04% . Buying into the climate religion is what bankrupting Europe, and threatening all the Dutch farmers.
Who made the decision not to expand into automotive?? Credits are often not given to disasters avoided. Kubota got their start recognizing the market place niche. Cat Deere , etc all made regular sized tractors or large ones for mega farms. But in many parts of Asia, even North America, there are smaller farms that a regular tractor just not suitable for the job. Same as in construction and mining, you need huge equipment to move a lot of dirt. But the smaller contractor that just have to dig a 50 foot ditch were ignored, Kubota filled that niche. They were one of the first to have a small excavator. and small diesel generator , too small to interest Caterpillar.
