Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: where was it made
Document: I have not used the tripod yet, but it appears to be well made, and should do the job it was designed for
very sturdy, well made and it works perfectly. I looked at others but am very happy I chose this one
Daniel Boone would NOT be proud as this is made in China. Thanks Lodge for screwing you're loyal customers and country over.
I believe the Lodge 3TP2 Camp Dutch Oven Tripold is a great product. It was well made, strong and very easy to set-up. My problem with the 43.5 tripold was the size of my Dutch Oven is very large and the 43.5 was just not tall enought.Will till how good it is to my friends.
I wanted to use this tripod to hang a cauldron over my fire pit. The tripod is so short that the cauldron could not get off the ground even with the chain at minimum length.I made some extensions with 1/2 in tubing and solved the problem.The quality is very good and will last a long time.
Got this for my son for Christmas along with the large outdoor pot and lid. I was amazed how stable it became once the pot was put on it. The linkage at the top self locks and makes the whole unit stable once a load is applied to the chain. Good engineering, and made in the U.S.A. to boot!! !
Works great. Goes great with the whole setup. a handy item to have to go with the whole lodge setup and worth the investment.
This stand is far more sturdy than I was expecting. I would definitely recommend this stand to anyone looking to cook over a fire with a Dutch Oven.
This item necessary for outdoor open fire cooking- have recipe book handy for making delicious meals-stews, rolls, & casseroles, etc. My brother & I will put this to good use!
This is just 3 metal rods with a chain in the middle! Very sturdy and holds my large cast iron pot from it without any issues.You can maneuver the legs to go over an irregular surface and they still feel very strong and stable.Good purchase for use with campfires, home hearths, or the backyard fire pit.
Answer: no