#667103 - 03/18/08 03:32 PM
concerns about cranks for crossbows
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sksfordman
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Registered: 01/09/08
Posts: 643
Loc: Fulton Ky.
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I was on Ebay checking for hand cranks for my Horton Hunter HD175 CB, and some guy in Montana had a bunch of the Horton cranks that he must buy from Horton when their returned for defect. A lot of the defectc had to do with striped gears on their cranks. Have any of you had any problems with the gears or springs breaking on these cranks. I know things wear out with use, and a 175# pull has got to be a lot of strain on the crank.
I also type in Tenpoint Acudraw, and found a lot of torn up units for sale. I'm not trying to start any flame war over the different manufactuers of CB's or their accessories.
I just need a product I can truct to be dependable, and give years of faithful service. I know that the cranks come with a fact. warranty and the junk this guy is selling is just something he bought in factory lots, of returned CB cranks.
Thanks for anything you can share.
Randy
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#667669 - 03/18/08 09:51 PM
Re: concerns about cranks for crossbows
[Re: sksfordman]
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big 8's in Weakley county
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Registered: 12/07/01
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Loc: south fulton
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That guy must be a guy that buys all the returns. That is all he sells is defect items. If you watch you can find one that doest really have anythign wrong with it.
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