Construction costs are currently skyrocketing

I can reassure you: I've since bought him one. But to be honest, he wasn't happy about it because he misses his old one.

Stupid question: Why am I obliged to replace his broken stuff?

Not obliged. It would be a concern of mine to help my father as far as I can if he gets into an emergency. Both financially and in terms of time. After all, he has done all sorts of things for me in his life.

We had exactly the same idea. Hire a Polish or Romanian team, pay half the German price and be happy.

And why don't you do it then? Have you ever advertised on that portal with the hammer?

But he could drive to school with a 500 hp tractor without accompaniment and already at 16.

No, he cannot drive to school. Class T is purpose-bound, meaning it may only be used for forestry or agricultural purposes. That means no "everyday trips." Class L was without purpose binding, but it no longer exists.

Why should the L no longer exist? Of course it still exists!

The driving license of class L is the ''small'' tractor license. With it, you are allowed to carry out agricultural or forestry work from the age of 16, but only with a maximum speed of 40 km/h and with a trailer a maximum of 25 km/h.

The 16-year-old can therefore drive around on public roads with the tractor-trailer combination.

Why would anyone voluntarily want solar thermal? It never pays off, makes the hydraulics more complicated, I would never ever buy it.

And why don't you do it that way then? Have you ever advertised on the portal with the hammer?

Well, where do I start. I would like a company for that where everyone speaks German for communication. I work from home, we live there, I want to be able to talk to the people who will be with us all day. Then I want to be able to reach someone in case of botched work, and without having to cross national borders. And then it would be important to me that the people are treated properly and paid well. We will probably still give MyHammer a try; so far we have never found a craftsman with it, or at least none that was trustworthy, but it might be worth a try.