Brave Products Recalls Log Splitters
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I'd say it takes a brave log splitter to continue working with one of those defective cylinders. So they're aptly named--you gotta give 'em that.
I have the 22 ton model that I bought used last year. This one in particular is not affected by the recall thankfully.
As a side note that machine is a champ! I'd recommend it to anyone.
-Mike
As a side note that machine is a champ! I'd recommend it to anyone.
-Mike
Speaking of Stanley only steel tape rulers are made in the original location in CT 40 % of there tools are made in USA 60% in China
No door hardware nobs or hinges are made in North America all from china That goes for all stamped brand manufactures not just Stanley
Craftsmen sockets wrenches ect used to be made by Miller Falls in Western MA That ended in the mid to late 80's Sears moved it contracts to China
Soon after Miller Falls went out of business. Some of the finest wood working tools available, they could no longer compete with cheap a** imported junk
No door hardware nobs or hinges are made in North America all from china That goes for all stamped brand manufactures not just Stanley
Craftsmen sockets wrenches ect used to be made by Miller Falls in Western MA That ended in the mid to late 80's Sears moved it contracts to China
Soon after Miller Falls went out of business. Some of the finest wood working tools available, they could no longer compete with cheap a** imported junk
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