Spindle assembly is a crucial part for your lawn mower cutting deck that work together with the pulleys and belts to perform clean and even mowing.
It is combined from bearings, spindle housings, spindles, tubes, dust cap, screw nuts, etc.
Which kind of spindle assembly does QFQP produce?
We produce various kinds of spindle assembly, especial for riding mower (with aluminum/ductile iron housings). All parts assembled by our experienced workers.
Where are the products sold?
Main of our customers is from USA, CANADA.
Why choose QFAP?
We have specialized in producing high precision mechanical parts more than 10years, got 6years experience on mower deck spindle assembly.
All of our cooperators are large bearing companies, mower companies or agricultural equipment companies, most of our products are shipped to North America and Europe.
Because of the long term cooperation, we could supply our customers not only the products but also our recommendation on the designs to saving costs.
To meet your demand, we are a manufacturer, also we are a designer.
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If parents are poor, the state steps in to provide for their children. As the country has taken on many of the responsibilities once held by fathers, the father's role has been significantly diminished. This shift is an inevitable result of societal progress. From a child's perspective, parents remain important because of the emotional bond they share. No one else—neither siblings nor others—can offer that unique connection. While this relationship brings both benefits and challenges, I will explore the psychological impact of the family on children in the next chapter. For now, I want to emphasize that the family plays a crucial role in shaping a child’s character. Children raised by their own parents often exhibit traits that differ greatly from those of other children, whether positively or negatively.
The decline of the traditional family structure in recent times can be largely attributed to the Industrial Revolution. However, even before industrialization, family-based industries were already beginning to fade. This change was partly driven by the rise of individualism. Young people began to argue that they had the right to choose their own partners, rather than being forced into marriages arranged by their parents. The custom of married sons living with their parents gradually disappeared. Once their education was complete, it became common for young people to leave home and seek work elsewhere. In factories, children were often treated as tools for generating income until they were overworked and exhausted. However, British factory laws eventually intervened, banning such practices and freeing children from this exploitation.
As a result, children shifted from being economic assets to becoming financial burdens. During this time, contraceptive methods were developed, and birth rates began to fall. Some argue that throughout history, people have always had children based on economic interests or personal capacity—neither too many nor too few. This view is quite reasonable. Whether among indigenous Australians, cotton workers in Lancashire, or British nobles, this pattern seems consistent. I’m not claiming this theory is entirely accurate, but it’s closer to the truth than many might assume.
Modern state policies have further weakened the family unit, even its last remaining defenses. In the past, families were large, consisting of senior parents, multiple adult sons, daughters-in-law, grandchildren, and even great-grandchildren—all living together as a single economic unit, working collectively and defending against external threats, much like citizens in a militaristic state. Today, the family has shrunk to just the father, mother, and their young children. Moreover, due to state regulations, children spend most of their time in school, learning what the government deems important, rather than what their parents would teach them (religion being a partial exception).
In ancient Rome, fathers had absolute authority over their children's lives, even the power of life and death. Today, the authority of the modern British father is far less, especially if he treats his son in the same way many fathers did a hundred years ago. In fact, such behavior could lead to criminal charges. The state now takes care of children’s health, including medical care and dental treatment. If parents are unable to support their children, the state will step in to feed them. Since the government has taken over many of the father’s traditional roles, his influence has been reduced to a minimum. This transformation is unavoidable as civilization advances.
In earlier times, fathers were essential for economic reasons and for protecting their children and wives from violence. Today, the state handles protection, so a child without a father is no longer at risk of being harmed by someone else. Regarding the economic role, in wealthy families, a father may be more beneficial dead than alive, as he can leave behind wealth for his children, while during his lifetime, he must spend part of his resources. For those who rely on earning money, fathers still hold some economic value, but this is decreasing due to growing humanitarian values in society. Even if a father dies, children are still cared for with a minimum level of support.
The most significant role of the father today lies within the middle class. A father who is alive and earns well can provide expensive education for his children, helping them maintain or improve their social and economic status in the future. However, if the father dies when the children are still young, their social standing may drop. Fortunately, life insurance has helped stabilize this situation. Even in professional circles, a smart father can reduce the financial burden on his family through proper planning.
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