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Curt,Mi

10-04-2001 05:16:18




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What is a zane thang? and what does it do? Thanks for any help




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Jeff Fry

10-14-2001 11:00:19




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 Re: zane thang in reply to Curt,Mi, 10-04-2001 05:16:18  
I also purchaced a Zane thang, and I was also sceptical about purchacing one with no diagrams, pictures, etc... available before purchace. But I can now testify it works great and it does what it says. I understand Zane's position due to the thing wouldn't be that hard to copy, but in my opinion for 80$ it'd not be worth it to try to copy it. And there is the money back guarantee! Hope this helps! Jeff

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z

10-08-2001 14:57:08




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 Re: zane thang in reply to Curt,Mi, 10-04-2001 05:16:18  
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Michael Williams

10-04-2001 06:57:40




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 Re: zane thang in reply to Curt,Mi, 10-04-2001 05:16:18  
Curt, I have one and it is truly great. It holds the implement where you want it (great for brush hogs and box blades). It does what it says it will do and there are no modifications to your tractor. It installs in about 10-20 minutes. It is well worth the money if you want something to keep your implement where you set it.

Michael Williams



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Duner Wi

10-04-2001 06:02:15




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 Re: zane thang in reply to Curt,Mi, 10-04-2001 05:16:18  
Zane Thang is better than sliced bread according to those that have them. It gives you infinite control over your lift arms. Very nice when using brush hog, or box blade etc. Go to the 9N Ford board and do a search. You will be reading for a long time.



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Frank (VA)

10-05-2001 17:58:04




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 Re: Re: zane thang in reply to Duner Wi, 10-04-2001 06:02:15  
I have a fairly new bush hog with good blades. With the Zane thing and the hog, it cuts almost as nicely as a finish mower would.

Frank



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wyattt

10-05-2001 21:00:35




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 Re: Re: Re: zane thang in reply to Frank (VA), 10-05-2001 17:58:04  
all I have heard is rave reviews about the zane thing. I would like to see what it is for myself as I may be interested in purchasing , but I'm not sending money for anything that seems to be so top secret I'm not allowed to see it or how it works. anybody know where I could see it or get an explaination?



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Drizler

10-23-2001 22:53:43




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: zane thang in reply to wyattt, 10-05-2001 21:00:35  
I agree with the other posters. For the money you get a nice righ with a stainless rod and all attachments. My one problem and its small is that it gets in the way of adjusting my leveler unless its all the way down, just a slight inconvenience. You could make one but for the time and hassle just give him the $80. Don't forget this guy works for a living so your'e not dealing with some fat cat corporation trying to empty your pockets. On the other hand he's not protectd by dozens of corporate lawyers so he has to be somewhat secretive. The device won't make a 4000 out of your machne but I'm sure you will be fully satisfied, especially if your'e not well practiced at balancing the floating blade.

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Chuck (CA)

10-05-2001 21:10:54




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 Re: Re: Re: Re: zane thang in reply to wyattt, 10-05-2001 21:00:35  
wyatt,
Out of respect for Zane Sherman, his free and generous advice on both this and the N board, and from the apparent simplicity of his device, no one will post pics or description of the Thang. He guarantees 100% satisfaction or your money cheerfully refunded. As far as I know, no one has asked for a refund. HTH.

Chuck



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