Branson tractors 2020 Agritechnica Germany

[Texasmark]

Those quick attach devices look pretty neat. When I was in Europe I noticed a lot of tractors with a 3 point set-up on the front, front fenders and other things that I have never seen in the States. And things like diesel cars are common too, and you don't see any in the States now. I also remember seeing hands free cell phone connections in autos over there years before we had them State side. Seems like Europe embraces technical advancement much quicker than do Americans.
I saw a couple things I didn't know what they were; The 5025C had what looks more linkage on the FEL's curl attachment. Is that a self leveling feature? What is that metal rod sticking out back just below the top link on the rear 3 point?

"Seems like Europe embraces technical advancement much quicker than do Americans."

Perfect example is the Michelin Radial tire.

Asia too. Think about what you had offered to you in US made cars before and after the Asia invasion.

 

[Agvg]

But here in Europe a lot of Asian car brands struggles because they are not on the ball, Honda does not know how to compete, Toyota have been so afraid of new technologies that it is a shame. The Koreans have more success. Mazda do compete well on some markets.

• Car sales in Europe - market share of car manufacturers 219 | Statista

On tractors no Asian brand has any sale to talk about. Kubota are trying to get better traction in this market so they might become a larger player.