Posted by hayray on January 18, 2008 at 03:19:34 from (75.45.88.131):
Was happy to find a American made come-a-long yesterday at the South Lyon, MI Lumber store. It was about $10 more then the made in China one that another local hardware store had. And also, the U.S. made one was way heavier duty and of much better quality. I was not sure if I could find a U.S. made one but was darn sure I was not gonna go to TSC and buy another one of those made in China pieces of crap. After our brief discussion down below yesterday regarding unions and CNH Global I was impressed that a tool like this is still available made in U.S. Oh, and the Made in China come-a-long was in a red, white and blue box with a drawing of a Amercian Bald Eagle on it, thought that was deceptive.
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