I recieived a 6" Harbor Freight jointer as a "loan" until I can pay or the owner wants it back. It is at least 5 or 6 years old but seems to work fine. What do you think a fair buying price would be? I can use it for a while but at some point I would like to buy. What do you think?
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Something that old, I'd say about 1/2 of the original price. Mostly because HF items don't hold their value as well as brand named items. Check Ebay (completed items) and CL for a comparison.I reject your reality and substitute my own. -
I bought the 6" unit from a BT3 member about 6 months back with a DC gate and stand with new blades delivered for $100
Like it allot BTW
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keep in mind, HF sale prices power tools at least 10%, and in addition, you can receive 20% with a coupon. I would cut that price in half and Bob's your uncle.
if there's some extras, accessories, etc. take that into consideration.PeteComment
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I bought one, and later sold it, for $100.Don, aka Pappy,
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I would think somewhere between $100-$125. I paid $140 for one on a cheap mobile base.spellling champion Lexington region 1982Comment
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$100 seems fair to me.Happiness is sort of like wetting your pants....everyone can see it, but only you can feel the warmth.
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