does anyone own ,or hear of CROWN const equipment , mortar mixer,concrete mixer etc. good/ bad/ other info appreciated.
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I haven't heard anything bad about Crown. Tool Crib/Amazon caries them. The one mixer I saw seemed well made. Made in Canada if I'm not mistaken. I'm partial to Stone ............ got a mixer that's 16 years old. Looks like hell but still works great. Crowns seem to run a few hundred less than the equivalent Stone model. The motor is the big thing with a mixer imho. Got a Robin on mine and its been a good engine. Honda's are good, too.
http://www.stone-equip.com/
http://www.crownequip.com/index.cfm?SC=0&PT=1