An example of quality loss due to savings in production

I got the clothes horse today and I still a borrowed Pegasus 180 have at home, which was purchased about 3.5 years ago, the direct comparison. In the current dryer less overall material has been installed and the hinge construction of pillars and the foot caps are new. Without going into detail want these three issues affect apparent significant effect on the stability. The new drying rack shaking enormously and bends under the damp laundry (no heavy pieces). The old contrast is stable and firmly on the ground without wobbling. One has the feeling that was saved here in production to the "life" to shorten ... I'm absolutely disappointed, especially if you get the same product in such immensely better processed version for comparison in his face. Here I can only advise against the purchase, since I assume that the new Pegasus can compare when it comes to life and stability thoroughly with much cheaper metal version from a discount store - if not worse cuts ...