Am I still in time to claim a share, let's say fifthy percent, for the idea?

If I were you, I would even contact Skarosser, you could learn from them, and they can learn from your experience, they could even use your experience for surviving a few months in the arctic winter in one of their products. They can use it as information in their prospects.

If I were you, I would even contact Skarosser, you could learn from them, and they can learn from your experience, they could even use your experience for surviving a few months in the arctic winter in one of their products. They can use it as information in their prospects.

If you are able to talk a bit Swedish, or at least try to open a conversation in Swedish, you could ask this question on http://www.husbilsklubben.se, that is the Swedish camper community. These people are very helpfull and friendly, and approaching them in their own language opens many doors.

If you are able to talk a bit Swedish, or at least try to open a conversation in Swedish, you could ask this question on http://www.husbilsklubben.se, that is the Swedish camper community. These people are very helpfull and friendly, and approaching them in their own language opens many doors.

I can't find it right now, but I believe they were called 'kalix värmare', in winter big machines need to warm up their hydraulic oil before they can use the machines. These mats are glued, or attached anyway to an oiltank, so they are able to use the machine. You can hook it up to the local 220/230...

I can't find it right now, but I believe they were called 'kalix värmare', in winter big machines need to warm up their hydraulic oil before they can use the machines. These mats are glued, or attached anyway to an oiltank, so they are able to use the machine. You can hook it up to the local 220/230...

I was googling for you on http://www.blocket.se, there are mats for sale to keep hydraulic containers, or even diesel tanks free from frost. They are thin rubber mats, working on 220/230volts, and are attached to diesel tanks, or hydraulic-oiltanks of machines so they can be used in strong winters. ...

I was googling for you on http://www.blocket.se, there are mats for sale to keep hydraulic containers, or even diesel tanks free from frost. They are thin rubber mats, working on 220/230volts, and are attached to diesel tanks, or hydraulic-oiltanks of machines so they can be used in strong winters. ...

zildjian wrote:a loader for the little tractor

That sounds like Lieutenant Gruber and his little tank