Off topic...
It's funny you should mention that. I grew up in Canton, OH, and the Timken
plant was the reason Canton was in the top 10 of targets the Russians would
have wiped off the map if push came to shove. Probably not nearly as trouble
by the time I was born, but it was a well-known fact.
-Bryan
--- On Sun, 8/3/08, Bob Bundy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think with the Timken wheel bearings it was a
material issue. 8 identical bearings on a GTX two per corner I replaced
them all with Timken didn't look at them other than Timken was stamped on them
I
had two failures and I got to looking closer. The two that failed on
different corners were stamped Timken Mexico. Two were stamped Timken Australia
and the other 4 were stamped Timken Japan. They all came out of boxes labeled
Timken USA but its really getting so nothing gets made in the USA any more.
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