TimBr
Official Well Known Greeter
- Location
- Northern Virginia
@Kris Anderson; Great testimonial for the AT.
Sherrill's Version of the Arbor Trolley
- Thread starter Bucknut
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Kris Anderson
Participating member
- Location
- Kelowna,BC
If I was spending the money it would be for an arbour trolley
AmericanArborist
Participating member
- Location
- Omaha, NE
looks a lot like the one logrite came out with years ago.
http://www.logrite.com/store/Item/BTS
http://www.logrite.com/store/Item/BTS
Guess it's no surprise that Sherrill has even made a new brand name for their knock off products. I guess when you do shitty business it pays to distance yourself from it.
Baffles me why anybody would buy from a company that suppresses inovation by plagiarising everybody's ideas and buying out their competitors.
Man I miss TreeStuff
Baffles me why anybody would buy from a company that suppresses inovation by plagiarising everybody's ideas and buying out their competitors.
Man I miss TreeStuff
treebing
Been here much more than a while
- Location
- Detroit, Mi.
I think it is a rebranded log rite.
I agree, I think it is in fact a rebranded log rite
Princess Auto in Canada also copied LogRite's trolley...and their masterpiece sucks.
Sad to see companies decide to blatantly copy someone else's product, and simply produce an inferior knockoff instead of at least refining and improving the original innovation.
Devolution in action.
Mebbe some of this kinda stuff is legit and under licence agreement from the original co. I dunno.
edit - some of youse gun nutters might be familiar with this:
"The Sigma series pistols were so similar to the competing Glock pistols that Glock sued Smith & Wesson for patent infringement. The case was settled out of court in 1997, with S&W agreeing to make alterations to the Sigma design and pay an undisclosed amount to Glock."
Sad to see companies decide to blatantly copy someone else's product, and simply produce an inferior knockoff instead of at least refining and improving the original innovation.
Devolution in action.
Mebbe some of this kinda stuff is legit and under licence agreement from the original co. I dunno.
edit - some of youse gun nutters might be familiar with this:
"The Sigma series pistols were so similar to the competing Glock pistols that Glock sued Smith & Wesson for patent infringement. The case was settled out of court in 1997, with S&W agreeing to make alterations to the Sigma design and pay an undisclosed amount to Glock."
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