Bill M from IL.

Your reply to my post on Made in the USA sounds like me I stay out of Wal-Mart as much as I can. Been there 4 times in 5 mo. for stuff I just cant get at our home town Independent Grocer. Your right about Sam he gave the employees profit sharing and health insurance.He had signs up saying how many Americans he could employ building it and I think his slogan was bring it home to the USA. They say the 3rd generation will lose what the first 2 built guess whos driving the bus now.I have bought American made stuff cheaper then the knock off. Got 80 misc size hose clamps for $85 free shipping Made in the USA by Breeze + a rack to hang them on. Just about to finish a 70s Ford pickup restore 100% of the interior USA, exterior chrome lug nuts the only parts not made here. I have always bought USA Craftmans hand tools now they have Craftman made in china, I have no idea how the stay in business, and that hand tool move just cut my cord to them.I have a lot of stuff made here ya just get on the net find it and they will ship it to your back door. I also bought a lot of American made Milwaukee stuff at home depot not anymore it too is made in china now so why buy it. Just buy Ryobi get the extended warranty, work it like a rented mule and they are glad to replace it. Henry Ford wanted everybody who worked for him to be able to buy the product they made, sounds good to me.

I agree completely, WW2N, thanks for posting.

Amen! gm