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I’m trying to sell my father’s gently–I mean, RARELY USED tools to pay for his healthcare since he endured a major stroke. I’ve listed a DW871 14″ chop saw with metal cutting blade that he might have used on two total small projects as the hobbyist he was. I have a guy arguing with me that this saw new, is $199.00 D28715. I argue that it is the one prior to the current DW872 that is $475 and I’m offering it for $300. I want to be fair. Is the D28715 identical to the DW871, just newer? What is a fair price?
There is a 871 on eBay for 150 you are asking to much. you should look up the items you are trying to sell on eBay
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I appreciate that. The one I saw on ebay was used all to pieces. The one I have has very, very light wear. $200 maybe?
Old tech is old, regardless of original price.
A large screen TV of yesteryear may have cost $2000.
Now, with better technology, the same size can be had for $800.
Why would I buy your barely used TV for $1000 when I can buy better for less?
Most people looking for used tools are looking for deals. Price as you see fit and don’t argue with cheapskates.
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