Posted by Texasmark1 on February 16, 2017 at 05:43:16 from (162.72.56.102):
In Reply to: Re: Chinese Junk! posted by Ozlander on February 15, 2017 at 16:19:06:
Not exact, but related. I have purchased bearings for my round baler rollers from China under the Seiko brand.....yes the Japanese watch mfgr. brand. As fine a quality product as you would ever care to put in your hand. A lot of suppliers have 3 listings for their parts, each with a different price and country of origin listed. Pick for yourself. So designers of equipment do just that.
As I have said before it's called "designed to cost". A Ford pinto was designed to cost what the low end buyer could afford. If the manufacturing of the product met the spec. and the spec. was of industry standard quality, it passed the test.
A Caddillac Sedan De Ville was designed for the other end of the market. Same applies.
If you get a low end mfgr. that builds sub standard parts that don't meet the intended specs, doesn't matter where they come from.....they are junk!
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