2002 Zeroflex tower cracked ;(

[tex]

Wow, I have a couple of questions-1st-You guys make welding sound like brain surgery-I never knew that it was so complicated. I have been around some very good welders in my time buy you guys are amazing! I mean that. 2nd, I keep hearing you mention ND. What is that?

[TMCNo1]

Originally Posted by tex

Wow, I have a couple of questions-1st-You guys make welding sound like brain surgery-I never knew that it was so complicated. I have been around some very good welders in my time buy you guys are amazing! I mean that. 2nd, I keep hearing you mention ND. What is that?

New Dimension Towers.

[wakinvol]

ZeroFlex was made by Xtreme Marine in Maryville, TN in 2002

[mitch]

Originally Posted by wakinvol

ZeroFlex was made by Xtreme Marine in Maryville, TN in 2002

Excellent info, thanks for posting! I just called them and customer service closed at 3PM, missed em by 3 minutes I'll follow up Monday, thanks again...

[PendO]

Originally Posted by wakinvol

ZeroFlex was made by Xtreme Marine in Maryville, TN in 2002

http://www.xtremetowers.com/index.php

For any questions about any products you see on this site, or to tell us about any product you would like to see added, please contact us.

retail@xtremetowers.com or call us toll free at 1-877-586-9377

Mailing Address:
1752 Henry G. Lane Street
Maryville, TN 37801



SOOOOOO, XTP make all of our "Zero Flex" towers ... and New Dimensions http://www.newdimensiontowers.com/home.html makes towers that are simmilar ... It is easy to see how one gets confused, b/c when you read the "About Us" section it talks about Wayne and "His innovation, evident on the Mastercraft Zero Flex Flyer tower ..." untill now I had no idea XTP was making the MC towers and badging them "Zero Flex" ... I thought Wayne at ND was making the zeroflex towers, hum, guess I learned something.

[mitch]

Thanks for the links Pendo! Looks like they've moved to a more universal tower, hopefully they still make replacement parts for the older ZF towers. We shall see.....

Originally Posted by PendO

http://www.xtremetowers.com/index.php

For any questions about any products you see on this site, or to tell us about any product you would like to see added, please contact us.

retail@xtremetowers.com or call us toll free at 1-877-586-9377

Mailing Address:
1752 Henry G. Lane Street
Maryville, TN 37801



SOOOOOO, XTP make all of our "Zero Flex" towers ... and New Dimensions http://www.newdimensiontowers.com/home.html makes towers that are simmilar ... It is easy to see how one gets confused, b/c when you read the "About Us" section it talks about Wayne and "His innovation, evident on the Mastercraft Zero Flex Flyer tower ..." untill now I had no idea XTP was making the MC towers and badging them "Zero Flex" ... I thought Wayne at ND was making the zeroflex towers, hum, guess I learned something.

[Ric]

I see a distinct difference when looking at an ND compared to a Zeroflex.
I dont know the history though.

Originally Posted by PendO

http://www.xtremetowers.com/index.php

For any questions about any products you see on this site, or to tell us about any product you would like to see added, please contact us.

retail@xtremetowers.com or call us toll free at 1-877-586-9377

Mailing Address:
1752 Henry G. Lane Street
Maryville, TN 37801



SOOOOOO, XTP make all of our "Zero Flex" towers ... and New Dimensions http://www.newdimensiontowers.com/home.html makes towers that are simmilar ... It is easy to see how one gets confused, b/c when you read the "About Us" section it talks about Wayne and "His innovation, evident on the Mastercraft Zero Flex Flyer tower ..." untill now I had no idea XTP was making the MC towers and badging them "Zero Flex" ... I thought Wayne at ND was making the zeroflex towers, hum, guess I learned something.

[mitch]

Originally Posted by Ric

I see a distinct difference when looking at an ND compared to a Zeroflex.
I dont know the history though.

Prolly depends on the year. My 02 looks exactly like the current tower on ND's web page exp the area when tower racks are.

[PendO]

Originally Posted by Ric

I see a distinct difference when looking at an ND compared to a Zeroflex.
I dont know the history though.

I too see a difference between the ND towers and the Zeroflex (XTP) towers.

Zero Flex would appear to be just one of many towers made by XTP for different manufacturers.

I was suprised that New Dimensions is allowed to use the "Zero Flex" name on their website ... I wonder who has the copyright / trademark ... MYMC or Jim, does Mastercraft own the "Zero Flex" name, and just have XTP badge them that way?

[Kell]

I looked at them both and don't see any differences. Looks as though the NDT front leg has more of a bend than the ZF. What am I missing?

Originally Posted by PendO

I too see a difference between the ND towers and the Zeroflex (XTP) towers.