To add to Ed's words, not every Overland product was made by Ajin
either. Overland used MS for some S products. I think most would agree
that Ajin was the better builder of the two. MS made the USRA Pacific
and the sanding towers and, I think, some of their C& S narrow gauge
engines. The Pacific was a smooth runner but mine had several bad
joints and ill fitting parts; the sanding towers because of their very
nature turned into kits when shipped.
Bob Werre
BobWphoto.com
ed_loizeaux wrote:
> > But I was not aware that Ajin was Overland's
> > supplier OR that Ajin isn't well respected.
> > John Degnan
>
> John....I am not sure it is totally fair to say that Ajin isn't well
> respected. I have lots of their products -- imported via Overland --
> and many of them needed a bit of "help" to reach perfection. But some
> of them ran just fine outta da box. I think it is more reasonable to
> say that Ajin's products of the 1970s and 1980s are not as flawless as
> the Boo Rim products of 2007. Just wanted to clarify that minor point,
> at least from my persective. Cheers...Ed L.
>
>
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