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Cheap Chinese crap?

 

I would say their learning curve is very steep, give them a couple of years to improve what they are producing, as the song says "Things can only get better". :biggrin:

 

I know the car manufactures outside China are aware of the serious competition. Are the chain saw "big boys" upping their game?

 

If they can not stay ahead with innovation, then the higher prices will not be justified, or accepted.

 

All mass produced engines are now churned out by robot fed CNC machines, so it is only a matter of time before the tolerances are refined.

 

Would you buy a 560xp inspired copy that was perfect for say £100, I would say these days are not far off.

 

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Cheap Chinese crap?

 

I would say their learning curve is very steep, give them a couple of years to improve what they are producing, as the song says "Things can only get better". :biggrin:

 

I know the car manufactures outside China are aware of the serious competition. Are the chain saw "big boys" upping their game?

 

If they can not stay ahead with innovation, then the higher prices will not be justified, or accepted.

 

All mass produced engines are now churned out by robot fed CNC machines, so it is only a matter of time before the tolerances are refined.

 

Would you buy a 560xp inspired copy that was perfect for say £100, I would say these days are not far off.

 

H-A

 

I think the Chinese get asked to make a saw for pence ..so they oblige . I recon if you gave them a bigger budget it would be a better saw ......

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I think the Chinese get asked to make a saw for pence ..so they oblige . I recon if you gave them a bigger budget it would be a better saw ......

 

Spot on there

 

The Chinese make what they are asked

If you want cheap crap they will make it

 

If you wanted an ms880 copy of an identical quality it would cost you more but they could do

 

 

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Spot on there

 

 

If you wanted an ms880 copy of an identical quality it would cost you more but they could do

 

 

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How much would a "Rand Rover 90" cost, when LandRover stop perhaps the Chinese will fill the gap in the utility 4x4 market.

 

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read other post re pickups chinese pick up 13k 5 year warrenty see if you can get a eqivelent pickup from the main players for that start at 20k maybe.

and bikes look at the japs british bike makers thought they where the best along came the rising sun with there bikes gb bikes diapeared only now getting a foothold back.

be the same with saws. coppicer uses mitox saws day in day out last one last 2 years cost him £159 for a 50cc machine went bang got a new one same price. never get a sthil,husky for that money.

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How much would a "Rand Rover 90" cost, when LandRover stop perhaps the Chinese will fill the gap in the utility 4x4 market.

 

H-A

 

We make for forty dorrar :lol: Watch Russell Peters and learn about Chinese business methods

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDzrmOwvaXk]Russell Peters: Indian and Chinese People Can't Do Business - YouTube[/ame]

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coppicer uses mitox saws day in day out last one last 2 years cost him £159 for a 50cc machine went bang got a new one same price. never get a sthil,husky for that money.

 

Exactly my point, won't be long before container loads of better quality saws hit the markets.

 

Perhaps the Danarm brand should be bolstered, couple of million should do it. Quick visit to Beijing build a Husky- Stihl, evolution saw.

 

"Buy British, buy Danarm" I can visualise the union jack on the bar.:biggrin:

 

H-A

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