Bavarian inn culture with Weidemann.
On 9 December 2007 after 7 and a half months of construction time by the Fischer family, the “Fischers Mohrenplatz” inn in Garmisch-Partenkirchen opened up. In the inner building, the inn has over 250 seats. Outside in the adjacent beer garden, there are more than 450 seats.
Andreas Fischer, owner of the “Mohrenplatz”, employs over 35 workers who ensure the physical well-being of the guests 365 days of the year. In the summer high season, up to 1,000 guests a day can enjoy Bavarian specialities here.
Tireless helper.
In 2016, Andreas Fischer decided to buy a telehandler T4512. The machine is a tireless helper in the winter and summer when it comes to all matters of catering. In the winter, the T4512 is mainly responsible for clearing the sometimes enormous amounts of snow. But the owner also no longer does without the help of the T4512 for the ice rink that is built every year in the inn's beer garden.
Goodbye manual labour.
“We could do most of the work by hand, but it is much more comfortable and faster with the Weidemann”, enthuses Andreas Fischer. For example, the beer garden is set up for the summer season with the telehandler and then taken down again when the season is over. Food and drinks are transported, flowers and trees are watered and even lifting work where a high lifting height is important is carried out. The telehandler is lovingly called the “kitty mouse” by the owner and his friends. The name came about one evening at the regulars’ table two of Andreas Fischer's friends were talking about their very large wheel loaders. And yes – in comparison the T4512 seems much smaller, cuter and more compact than the multi-ton wheel loaders. Andreas Fischer chose the T4512 because of its lifting height of 4.5 m. The positive side effect of the compact dimensions: The Weidemann can also easily drive into the inn's own underground car park. In conclusion, the innkeeper says: “I am absolutely satisfied with the machine. It is very practical and easily takes care of all work”.
