Sidehill has given me Bad rep twice in two different posts about this jack. maybe he is the deadbeat that is behind the copy crap. Eric
Powder Jack..A Must Have In The Steep And Deep
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Sidehill has given me Bad rep twice in two different posts about this jack. maybe he is the deadbeat that is behind the copy crap. Eric
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That was me and yes Bill did give me strap that I didn't have on the trail last season. Thanks for the bad rep sidehill, what comes around goes around!
Im still looking forward to trying out my powderjack. If its a piece of junk then ill be the first to admit it but until then its all just hearsay really since no one has had the chance to use it extensively. I do not disagree the quality is not the same as the hijacker, but will it work for what i want it for, i think it will. Time will tell....
X2.............He didnt like my post either.........
How can you tell he gave the bad rep?
It shows it in my user cp.........On mine instead of thanking the post it says " Bad".
its called using some elbow grease boys. the thrill of sledding is the part about not getting stuck!
sidehole
bad rep and proud of it.......anyway I bet most of these powder jacks are gonna find their way back to the maker for warranty as they will not stand up to the rigors of field use......be a shame to have to spend the night walking out of some ravine cause you bent the pole...how many metalyards do you have to search to find a solid piece of aircraft grade aluminum that'll fit in the mechanism, appropriately drilled and machined?...not high on my list of things I wanna spend my time on.....I'd rather get bad rep.
bad rep and proud of it.......anyway I bet most of these powder jacks are gonna find their way back to the maker for warranty as they will not stand up to the rigors of field use......be a shame to have to spend the night walking out of some ravine cause you bent the pole...how many metalyards do you have to search to find a solid piece of aircraft grade aluminum that'll fit in the mechanism, appropriately drilled and machined?...not high on my list of things I wanna spend my time on.....I'd rather get bad rep.
LMAO, I never gave anyone of you bad rep. I gave you all thumbs down because I felt your comments had nothing to do with the first guys post. You guys say I gave you bad rep and I never. So since you never lie I went back and gave you all bad rep along with the thumbs down.
I just read the whole thread & don't see how you feel that their posts had nothing to do with the original post? Someone is advertising a product that is a direct copy of another product, I think that's as related as it gets.
Nothing against you, I just think they have every right to make people aware that the product being advertised is a rip off, then they can decide for themselves if they want to save the money or buy the original.
hey i'm greatfull for all the info and opinions it helps me make up my mind and maybe save me headache
Now there is an intellegent person right there! That is exactly what we are trying to convey on this post. I have no problem promoting a good product when it isn't some cheap knock off of somebody elses idea
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huh?
This makes no sense to me. Anyone else???
p.s. Bill's jack is superior in quality. I just hope that no one going with the powderjack suffers injury due to the 'cheap' build.
This makes no sense to me. Anyone else???
p.s. Bill's jack is superior in quality. I just hope that no one going with the powderjack suffers injury due to the 'cheap' build.
most of his posts need some explaining
lol
I think it was a joke about the weight of a Yamaha and them needing a jack and this thread belonging there? But who really knows.
Did I mention the Hijacker is a superior product with quality craftsmanship and even higher quality customer service.
lol
I think it was a joke about the weight of a Yamaha and them needing a jack and this thread belonging there? But who really knows.
Did I mention the Hijacker is a superior product with quality craftsmanship and even higher quality customer service.
Bill Harmon........The Man The myth the LEGEND.......Ill buy his jack over that pipe cleaner powderjack anyday. Cant wait till we get enough snow down here to use my jack all weekend long
You always talk like your in a f%$^ commercial? When would you use something like this?Hey guys I just wanted to fill you in on a great tool I found,at a phenominal price.
I know..I know..."I know about these" but wait.......This is less than half the price of a Hi-jacker!!
I lost my HJ last season,it got bucked off my sled and I didnt realize it till I went to use it.No chance in hale I would find it again.
Ya...I'm out $350 + dallars.
The guys that make this system are in Co.and its about half the price of the other.Heres a link to the web site.Hope I just made your day
http://www.powderjack.com/snowmobile_jack_purchase.htm
Gary
Thanks Tudi....zzle. Tudi.....
