Mutual power 610P Machine

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  1. mtakako

    mtakako Regular Member

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    Going to get a stringing machine soon. Think it is any good?
     

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    Never heard of this brand.

    By the way, the drop-weight arm/joint looks very skinny and thin to me, I wonder if it will be broken after few years? :rolleyes:
     
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    Hopefully it won't. They have 5 years warranty. Hopefully... :confused:


     
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    Some other companies have life-time warranty..... :)
    (or 10 year warranty)

    You might want to try others (because I kind of not feeling right about this one)
     
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    Okay.. guess I will look further. You have any to recommend?Do you have one bluejeff? Need to get one, sincee I don't trust some stringer with my SLIM10 :p
     
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    Well, I am using the Klipper string machine (lifetime warranty). It is a 2pt machine which is not suitable for high tension, but at least it's good for under 25 or so. It's a good budget machine for me since I normally only use 22 pounds in tension.
     
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    This looks exactly like the Eagnas Flex740, which I purchased from the US distributor. I have been very happy with it. Solid and heavy machine. No complaints.
     
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    Ektelon stringing machine

    Btw.. I might be able to get a hand on a EKTELON crank machine for cheaper. Anyone has any experience with ektelon machine?
     
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    It is a discontinued machine, hard to find part.
     
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