Wednesday, January 28, 2009

MCP's Blog is Now Open!

Welcome to MCP's blog area.  We invite you to make postings about applications, your experience with MCP, how you've used our products, things you like, things you'd like to see us offer, and ways you'd like to see us improve. Thanks for thinking of Midwest Control Products Corp! Mark Rauschert, President, January 28, 2009.
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  1. Unknown2/20/2009 2:03 PM

    Company that makes supreme quality products with reasonable price tag and prompt delivery!

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  2. Midwest Control Products2/20/2009 2:52 PM

    I'd like to hear more from customers about interesting ways they've used our products and what applications they are using them on. Mark Rauschert, Midwest Control Products Corp.

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  3. Unknown7/02/2009 8:13 AM

    I am working on converting a Honda 750 Shadow motorcycle into a standard/sport motorcycle with mid foot peg/controls and needed new shift linkages. I had no idea where to get parts like that so I was lucky to stumble onto MCP. Their site makes it easy to figure out what you want using features like the tree diagrams and lots of pictures, schematics and descriptions. I received the parts within three days and they are going to work great. Better quality than the OEM parts I removed.

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  4. Ananth7/07/2009 11:41 AM

    I used LH/RH rod ends and jackscrew threaded rods from MCP as sway bar drop links in my racecar. They look like very high quality rod ends for the money. Shipping was fast and the website is a pleasure to use.

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  5. Turborail7/07/2009 8:35 PM

    I have purchased rod-ends and control cables.... I will continue to purchase thru MWC as the y ofer a very low price. Thank you MWC!!!!!

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  6. Unknown7/08/2009 12:05 AM

    I needed to make a steering linkage for my boat the steel rod bent 90 deg and cottered pinned in was wearing causing a sloppy linkage. Some SS Heim joints and a SS connector rod and its better than new, I know it will last!
    Thanks Midwest for suppling the heim joints!
    Andy

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  7. Unknown7/08/2009 12:07 AM

    I needed to replace the steering linkage on my boat, some Stainless heim joints will insure a tight helm for a long time.
    Andy

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  8. ronrieger7/08/2009 8:09 AM

    I needed a pair of Heim joints for my '07 Harley Ultra Classic Kuryaykn shift linkage. I was referred by another biker to Mid West Control and to order part # CTF-5S. I ordered them, received them promptly, bolted them on, and will now give them the acid test from the vibration created by the V-twin motor. I am counting on the teflon coating to hold up. The fit is good and tight and I am optimistic they will last for many miles.

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  9. Unknown7/09/2009 1:50 PM

    I installed IPD track Spec anti-sway bars on my V70R and needed to tie these in with some heavy duty end links so I used MWC's LH/RH spherical rod ends to tie it all up.

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  10. Unknown7/16/2009 12:58 PM

    I have automated the tonneau cover of my truck by replacing the gas springs with air cylinders. I used Quick Disconnect Ball Joints (QD500) on both ends of the air cylinders to make them easy to remove when needed.

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  11. Nathan7/20/2009 1:47 PM

    I used the MXMX-6 spherical rod ends as the joints for the space frame that holds our 48" telescope. These parts allowed a super lightweight, strong, and adjustable design. The library of CAD parts was invaluable for the design and analysis, the parts arrived promptly and the tolerances were great.

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  12. Anonymous9/26/2009 4:56 AM

    I had no idea where to get parts like that so I was lucky to stumble onto MCP. Their site makes it easy to figure out what you want.

    muskel

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