Yo Guys! IMHO!
Quality enters the picture here someplace... If you compare each to
the other how do they look... How about warrantee? I know that
sometimes you get what you pay for and I'v seen cheap tools before...
they don't stand up so if its a one time use buy the cheap one but
if you intend to use it more often get the good one...I, like Rob
never needed one... pull the plugs and turn the thing over by hand
and stop or lock it with a big screwdriver!
rogerg
51-3100 AD Stocker
> Yup, it was me. And I admire your loyalty, but sometimes I think
> loyalties can
> be misplaced. Think about this. Unless NAPA only sells American made, and
>they
> don't, why should they carry an item for $28 when a similar item can be had
>for
> $3. Could it be that maybe they are themselves more interested in the bottom
> line than they are in their customer? So, although as I said, I admire your
> loyalty, perhaps it is one-sided?
>
> I too am a loyal American, and will try to buy American too, but there are two
> highly uncomplicated tools being sold for such dissimilar prices, something is
> not right and needs some further looking into. (However, in NAPA's defense,
> Year One offers a flywheel turner for even more). I made do with a
>screwdriver
> for the first rebuild, until someone turned me on to a flywheel turner, and I
> admit, that they are worth their weight, but not in gold.
>
> Rob
> >
> >As an aside, someone (I think it was Rob but I've deleted the message)
> >pointed me to a discounter on the web who had flywheel turners
> >advertised for $2.99. I paid $28 dollars at NAPA. Am I crazy?
> >
> >Jeff Nelson
> >Paducah, KY
> >1953 3600
> >
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