Posted by olgentdc on June 15, 2022 at 19:55:00 from (38.2.12.14):
In Reply to: Shoup bailer chain posted by herk on June 15, 2022 at 18:21:55:
Its a pig in a poke in these messed updays and times ,,. I would not trust anything that states made in USA because of piracy. We used to have alot of faith in West German tools. Have not heard if they have been hi-jacked . it was 30 yrs ago Shuop had American or canada made products.. Good Quality Too. , and different levels of quality ,. sadly thanx to the corrupt polticians in washdc we get products shipt from all over the world. Which really should be a GREAT thing which would share the wealth around the globe. great Those poor folks need aleg up. BUT and Except. there was no accountability for poor products getting on the market, there was some radioactive drywall that was refused entry Thank Gawd
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