Standing directly in the line of pull? No thanks

thankyou all the adds are the same and like why aren’t the biggest company’s around using this if there this accessible i’ve seen paving crews with remoter control mini roller

@@peachy4474 Why can't I find a US dealer for such a product that I would find most useful on my steep hillsides that have to be hand whacked or mowed for fire control? I suspect that the products advertised have many shortcomings and the only way they can be sold in the US is if the seller knows they will never be returned.

​@@archstanton_live From what I've read, those people fighting wildfires in the US are not paid good, do you really think they would use expensive equipment with expensive trained operators and expensive maintenance instead? Also, maintenance: In the US it seems like nobody is able to maintain European cars properly, how should it work with this? I wouldn't sell such complicated machines to some rednecks, either. Enough steep hills in Europe, too. No shortage of demand yet, why make the effort to sell it overseas? Last but not least: If demand in the US would be high, other companies would copy it and because they don't have the overhead of shipping, taxes, flying technicians overseas etc. they could undercut the price and at the same time have better customer service because same region. So those European companies would have the hassle of establishing trade to the US only for a short first mover advantage, this is not lucrative I think. All in all, it just doesn't look like the US market is of great importance for those companies.

@@archstanton_live You can order them easily from china. Or why not start your own business producing some? These things are not much more advanced then your standard remote controlled kids toy.

Huh? You must not have looked very far… there is multiple made in USA professional grade RC mowers…