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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    Personally I think that knowingly buying an illegal copy of a companys product is immoral.

    It deters investment and ongoing development... Why should companies continue to develope their product is people buy the knock off?

    These Chinalockers are the old generation locker, without all the improvements of the current units - and have questionable hardening on the gear surfaces.

    For $300.00 more you could of had the real deal, and a warranty...

    If that cheap locker breaks / grinds itself to pieces, the cost will be a lot more than your savings...

    Note: I wish you no malace, the above comments are my opinion only, and I hope you incur no further out of pocket expenses due to the quality of your purchase...
    Yer but isn't the Defenders gear box built built in china

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    Quote Originally Posted by Markvesna View Post
    Yer but isn't the Defenders gear box built built in china
    No, the ford mustang's gearbox is made in china, not the deefer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Markvesna View Post
    Yer but isn't the Defenders gear box built built in china
    'Made in China' and design blatently copied by a Chinese company are two different thngs......


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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    A condom with a hole in it is no better than not having one
    I disagree - it is worse!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tombie View Post
    A condom with a hole in it is no better than not having one

    Hahahaha
    Oddly, that's how friends got their third child.

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    If someone can't afford the real deal ARB locker, does that mean then they have no moral right to have any kind of locker despite the fact there is a cheaper possibly inferior one available that they can afford?

    I think this is why people buy Supercheap gear instead of OL gear or ARB gear. I personally never had any intention of a Locker but if it was cheap enough then the thought does cross my mind.

    I have a moral high horse I sit on for downloading illegal music and movies, but I don't preach it. It's just a personal thing I believe in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by voltron View Post
    If someone can't afford the real deal ARB locker, does that mean then they have no moral right to have any kind of locker despite the fact there is a cheaper possibly inferior one available that they can afford?

    I think this is why people buy Supercheap gear instead of OL gear or ARB gear. I personally never had any intention of a Locker but if it was cheap enough then the thought does cross my mind.
    The issue is the blatent copying of an existing product. In the case of the locker, right down to copying ARB's packaging and then including a copy of the ARB instructions, with their logo on, which are copyrighted.
    If it was just the choice of buying a cheaper locker then it's a different issue.

    When ARB post the videos of their tests of the Chinese lockers on YouTube everyone claims it was a 'set up'.
    ARB can't win.......


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    it can be tough maintaining our hobbies whether it be 4wding, mtbing, fishing, model planes etc etc.........

    I try and buy genuine good quality gear that is value for money, sometime if have to make a compromise.......if I couldn't afford say and arb locker I would probably go an auto locker first than the copy last...bless the previous owner of my rig who install front and rear arb lockers

    each to their own and spend your hard earnt dollars which ever way you want.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gromit View Post
    The issue is the blatent copying of an existing product. In the case of the locker, right down to copying ARB's packaging and then including a copy of the ARB instructions, with their logo on, which are copyrighted.
    If it was just the choice of buying a cheaper locker then it's a different issue.

    When ARB post the videos of their tests of the Chinese lockers on YouTube everyone claims it was a 'set up'.
    ARB can't win.......


    Colin
    Blame ARB for making such a good product I suppose.

    IN all seriousness some people just can't foot their bill so will look for other options, that can't be stopped I guess.

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    And if I bleed 'I can't afford an ARB or Chinese locker copy infringement...then down to the local pub to buy the parts from your stolen vehicle...should be OK?!

    Or is it a case that some of ARB design is out of copyright? Therefore open to legit copying.

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