Mike from Maine
Read that the ms362 is awesome!!!
Does the splitter have a "made in USA" mark as regulated by the federal trade commission?
It's a yes or no question
It's a yes or no question
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Final comment is on the USA content questions. The majority of the important functional parts of the splitter are manufacturing here in the states and the entire assembly operation is done here in Sullivan, Illinois. Here is a quick list of those parts: Rack and pinion gear drive system, internal splitter actuation mechanism and it's parts, splitting ram/sled, I-Beam, Wedge, Structural tube frame, splitter housing, steel work table, wheel spindles, and retractable hitch tube. As I had said in the opening comments one of our philosophies as a company is try and maintain as high a USA content as possible on anything we do so we have invested in full machining, fabrication, welding(robot/manual),powder coating, and assembly capabilities here in Sullivan.
We would also like to offer up a tour and first hand demo if anybody on the board finds themselves headed past Sullivan, Illinois on their business or vacation travels. Give us a heads up and we should be able to make it work. Thanks for all of the great discussion and questions. Keep it coming.
I don't have one, but I saw one in action today,Does anybody have one of these yet? Interested to see if the extra $ over the SS is worth it or not.
I did not use the splitter or log lift, I did lean on the lift a bit and I didn't see any signs of tipping.
My first thoughts were, it would be nice if it had more "horizontal" bars across it, so when you roll/throw shorter/smaller rounds onto it, they don't have to land perfectly on the side bars...
I do agree, that having to use both hands to send the ram, is something I didn't like.
SR
That's what I was wondering.Well, you were checking it out, doesn't it look like a piece of wire or bungee cord away from one hand operation?
At least might contribute to justifying the price premium over a rock-solid, proven incumbent.If the only thing made in China is the flywheels, I wonder why they didn't just get them made here? Wouldn't it be worth a lot more to people if the could say that it's 100% American made?
I don't have one, but I saw one in action today,
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It looked well made to me, and the guys there were really helpful in answering any and all questions anyone asked...
SR
Why stop there?Zogger with the speed of a kinetic you will be a piece of wire or bungee cord away from everything being one handed in your life.
Zogger with the speed of a kinetic you will be a piece of wire or bungee cord away from everything being one handed in your life.
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