Rocky Mountain

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Edited Date/Time 5/31/2014 9:15am
About 2 years ago I asked what you guys think of my Counter Sprocket Tool. At the time it was size specific
and you needed a different tool for different size sprockets. Also we were at $29 per tool. the 2 most asked for
changes were to make it adjustable to handle all 3 sizes 13 tooth, 14 tooth, and 15 tooth sprockets and get the
price under $20. So we did both, For the last year we have been selling the adjustable tool and new tool was
priced under $20. Anyway, I'm proud to say we recently got picked up by Rocky Mountain ATV/MC
http://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/search?term=counter+sprocket+tool
So thanks to all of you who supported us.
TM



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mx836
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mx836 5/30/2014 7:31pm
5/30/2014 7:31pm
Congrats!! Might have to pick one up. Would come in handy.
ToolMaker 5/30/2014 7:42pm
5/30/2014 7:42pm
mx836 wrote:
Congrats!! Might have to pick one up. Would come in handy.
thanks, last year was a very challenging year. We are hopeful this year is much better and to become a vendor to them was
a really big deal for us.
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Xeno 5/30/2014 7:58pm
5/30/2014 7:58pm
That's a great accomplishment, Tool Maker.
ToolMaker 5/30/2014 8:14pm
5/30/2014 8:14pm
Xeno wrote:
That's a great accomplishment, Tool Maker.
Thanks, what made this extra hard was not having an established distributor represent us. It seemed every time
we talked to a distributor the first thing they would say is "you know we are going to have to have these made in china"
and I just didn't want to do that.
TM

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Socket946
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Socket946 5/30/2014 8:29pm
5/30/2014 8:29pm
I just bought one.

Thank you for keeping the production in the USA.
ToolMaker 5/30/2014 8:39pm
5/30/2014 8:39pm
Socket946 wrote:
I just bought one.

Thank you for keeping the production in the USA.
We are very much in appreciation of that. I'm not sure where my attitude about that originated but
it just turns my stomach to send away all our manufacturing over seas.
TM
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mxfiend 5/30/2014 10:01pm
5/30/2014 10:01pm
not to be a dick but im not sure what it does? is it atool or just a guard
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mmitoptech 5/30/2014 10:20pm
5/30/2014 10:20pm
mxfiend wrote:
not to be a dick but im not sure what it does? is it atool or just a guard
It's a tool that holds the sprocket so you can get the nut or bolt off.
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mxfiend 5/30/2014 10:39pm
5/30/2014 10:39pm
mmitoptech wrote:
It's a tool that holds the sprocket so you can get the nut or bolt off.
yeah saw that after i posted lol... ive always just jammed a long screwdriver in there dont really see the nees to put a tool on then take it off then remove the cs... but good luck with ur idea hope u get some $$ from it
ToolMaker 5/31/2014 6:47am
5/31/2014 6:47am
mxfiend wrote:
not to be a dick but im not sure what it does? is it atool or just a guard
mmitoptech wrote:
It's a tool that holds the sprocket so you can get the nut or bolt off.
It's also for installation to get the right torque on the fastener.
TM
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notme 5/31/2014 9:15am
5/31/2014 9:15am
Where was this years ago? Thanks for this, added to my cart.

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