Yukon ei ilmeisesti oikeasti ole mikään merkki vaan firma joka uudelleen pakkaa ja myy mm. välityksiä. Eli kun tilaat yukonia niin voi tulla oikeesti mitä vaan. Laatukontrollin pitäisi kuitenkin olla tiukka joten kaikkien merkkien pitäisi olla hyviä.
Olen tutkinut noiden merkkien mainetta ja kaikki yleisimmät on ihan ok. Yukon,precision gear,richmond,value gear, motive gear,spicer jne. mutta monesta lähteestä olen lukenut että genuine gear merkkiä tulisi erityisesti välttää?
Hämmenystä on herättänyt se että yukonia tilatessa on tosiaan tullut value gearia ja motive gearia ja sitten taas jotkut kuitenkin onkin yukonin laatikossa.
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"I should make a note here about Yukon, as there seems to exist great confusion as to how it works. Here is my understanding: Yukon does not "manufacture" anything per-se. They are a "buy in bulk and re-box" type of operation. This is actually very common in business, occurring even with many National "name-brand" products (but this isn't a marketing article so I'll try to keep this short). Essentially, what they (Yukon) do, is have agents that scour the planet looking for the best deals on bulk quantities of items - whether they be from discontinued items, stock over-runs, or just plain huge bulk orders. Because they have the capital to invest, they have huge "buying power", which means they can purchase for cheaper than others, and theoretically anyway, pass the savings on to you. Now, according to Yukon, they have strict quality control procedures, to ensure you always get the best product. I don't know exactly what their quality control is, so I can't comment on it. What I do know, is that I trust Dana/Spicer in the manufacture of gears and axles, and so that is what I wanted - Dana/Spicer. I communicated this to greg at 4WDFACTORY.com, and Dana/Spicer is exactly what I got - albeit in a Yukon box."
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