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TJM Pro-locker

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TJM Pro-locker

Post by BOB_1 »

Anybody have any news when the pro-locker is going to be available for anything other than landcruisers?
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Post by MY45 »

Have u had a search bob? There was a fairly large topic on the TJM locker not long ago.
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Post by BOB_1 »

Yep - read it- just wondering if anybody (say - from TJM or the industry) knows anymore?
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Post by BigMav »

I went to TJM the other day and they told me they had one available for the rear of my mav but still working on a front one.
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Post by BOB_1 »

Sounds good- im after one for a GU so might give them a ring.
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Post by bogged »

BOB_1 wrote:Sounds good- im after one for a GU so might give them a ring.
any reason you want it over the ARB one?
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Post by Bush65 »

bogged wrote:
BOB_1 wrote:Sounds good- im after one for a GU so might give them a ring.
any reason you want it over the ARB one?
They are well proven, very reliable and no o-ring problems.
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Post by bogged »

Bush65 wrote:They are well proven, very reliable and no o-ring problems.
The old Macnamara ones were, the TJM model of it is not proven yet.
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Post by RUFF »

bogged wrote:
Bush65 wrote:They are well proven, very reliable and no o-ring problems.
The old Macnamara ones were, the TJM model of it is not proven yet.
Its still made by Macnamara.
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Post by grazza »

Bush65 wrote:
bogged wrote:
BOB_1 wrote:Sounds good- im after one for a GU so might give them a ring.
any reason you want it over the ARB one?
They are well proven, very reliable and no o-ring problems.
To play a small part in starting a price war....

ARB have had us by the knackers too long.
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Post by Spartacus »

BigMav wrote:I went to TJM the other day and they told me they had one available for the rear of my mav but still working on a front one.
is that for the H233B?
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Post by ISUZUROVER »

bogged wrote:
Bush65 wrote:They are well proven, very reliable and no o-ring problems.
The old Macnamara ones were, the TJM model of it is not proven yet.
As RUFF said, still the same product made by the same company - just sold by TJM.
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Post by RUFF »

grazza wrote:
Bush65 wrote:
bogged wrote:
BOB_1 wrote:Sounds good- im after one for a GU so might give them a ring.
any reason you want it over the ARB one?
They are well proven, very reliable and no o-ring problems.
To play a small part in starting a price war....

ARB have had us by the knackers too long.

You cant realy beleive this is going to start a Price war do you :roll: I dont know about the price on the TJM locker but i imagine its going to be similare money anyway.

Speaking of Price wars its great how all these winches like Brawn and T-MAX have made WARN drop their price :roll:

In my Experiances People who want good Quality buy Good Quality and dont mind paying for it. People who want to get a cheap deal buy crap and then wish they paid for the Quality in no time.
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Post by bogged »

RUFF wrote:You cant realy beleive this is going to start a Price war do you :roll: I dont know about the price on the TJM locker but i imagine its going to be similare money anyway..
prices in another thread on Exploroz were $1200 for TJM Locker for a GQ if I remember correctly.
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Post by RUFF »

bogged wrote:
RUFF wrote:You cant realy beleive this is going to start a Price war do you :roll: I dont know about the price on the TJM locker but i imagine its going to be similare money anyway..
prices in another thread on Exploroz were $1200 for TJM Locker for a GQ if I remember correctly.
Well there you go unless that includes the compressor and tank then its allready more than an ARB.
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Post by 65Mog »

I agree this won't drop prices, TJM and ARB both sell through dealers only, this set-up borders on price fixxing in my opinion! the dealers agree on a minimum price and they stick to it, there were a couple of people in Sydney selling ARB's at a reasonable price, one of the ARB dealers complained to ARB and ARB stopped supply! nothing will change until any workshop can ring up ARB or TJM and order a locker direct.
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Re: TJM Pro-locker

Post by bogged »

had a look at the first GU one yesterday.. its gettin fitted to a mates GU next week.

Looks good, although the setup that activates the locker doesnt look the strongest (the bit that slides across to mve the gear)...

Only time will tell...
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Post by Ruffy »

I knew you'd find something to pick on bogged!
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Post by bogged »

Ruffy wrote:I knew you'd find something to pick on bogged!
Go have a look yaself, outback in seaford
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Post by rover1 »

i've heard that a few have been back for warranty already, not sure why, but the info did come from a tjm employee.
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Post by Mad Cruiser »

Ruffy wrote:I knew you'd find something to pick on bogged!
He'll always find something to pick on ;)
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Post by bogged »

rover1 wrote:i've heard that a few have been back for warranty already, not sure why, but the info did come from a tjm employee.
which ones? the yota ones?
Some of the proto's were back and forward for updates and stuff.
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Post by suzukiboy »

Does that mean Suzuki one's are way way way way way way way way way off. :lol:
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Re: TJM Pro-locker

Post by RoldIT »

bogged wrote:had a look at the first GU one yesterday.. its gettin fitted to a mates GU next week.

Looks good, although the setup that activates the locker doesnt look the strongest (the bit that slides across to mve the gear)...

Only time will tell...
Front or rear?
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