Neil's Channel, Mike's Channel, and John's Channel (A Ritter Bit Will Do), were the 3 channels I found first when I was watching videos on the Kubota BX series tractors before I bought my BX2680. Excellent content from all 3 channels....Love the knowledge that Neil has both with equipment and the tech side as well. $35 computer runs their parts stuff, I'm not surprised those tiny little things are extremely useful and highly under-rated. I'd love to be able to tour that whole building, I think I'd wear a pedometer, I'd love to see how far we'd walk during the tour....gotta be several miles. Several years ago, I had a chance to tour the Micron facility in Boise, Idaho, it literally was miles of walking.

I wonder how many coffee mugs Neil wears out in a month.

Glad it was empty as much as he was flinging it around HAHA!!!

@@richardalexander969 I carry one around the office until about 11am.

I have bought things online from Messicks for my B2601and that place is worth the 100 mile trip for me to see it in person.

Trust me mike made money going there!!!and he should!!!!

Neil is one of the owners 🙂

I remember when they were on route 230 outside of elizabethtown

Our younger son lives in Hershey, and we drove past the Mount Joy Messicks on the way to somewhere else. I really want to take him there for a tour (shorter, just to see the kinds of equipment that exist now), and I’d have a blast there. Very impressive. Interesting to see the big sprayer and realize precision ag technology matured in the 30 years since I was researching in that field. I sketched out the requirements for that kind of equipment but didn’t have the research funding or engineering support to develop it back then. Glad someone did, and I wasn’t just a crackpot researcher!

That’s awesome, thanks

I agree. I've only dealt with Messick's once, and that was when I ordered my pallet forks from them during COVID. I wouldn't wait any longer for my local dealer to source them, so I thought I'd try Messick's sure enough they had some in stock, and was able to ship them across the country to Idaho...I just drove over to the Fedex Warehouse and picked them up. I didn't wait on hold forever, the phone call was great, very easy to get what I needed, transaction only took a few minutes and then it was only 5 or 6 days before I got the pallet forks....although shipping was expensive, it was the only way at the time I could get what I needed, and overall excellent experience with their "call center". Its almost like they have taken in all the terrible experiences that one could have with a call center, customer service, and ordering by phone, and threw it all away and just do the right thing. I wish we had a Messick's here in Idaho....my poor Kubota salesman at my dealership is trying to do like 6 people's jobs LOL. He's awesome and knowledgeable but dang he's busy.

Good morning!