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Barter Time Again!

guido

guido

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Hello,

The smallest hand held blower I have ever seen, showed up in pieces and smelling like a varnish factory. Trash picked to boot! May have been used once. You can have the tap and die set if you fix it. Die handle says USA no periods, 1/4 in die in is a Hanson. Tap set has no name anywhere. I think he got the better Bartor, I'M happy just the same,
Guido.

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The rest of that set is NOT a tap and die set. It is a thread restoring set. The nut runners will kind of roll the thread back into place. The internal thread chasers/cleaners do the same thing.
 
Hello JD Seller,

Yep you are right. Not picking hairs today. They are thread chasers, probably a one time use at best. That is the barter. Got it running for him, he will be happy when I tell him to come and get it,

Guido.
 
At this time in my life, I no longer want to barter. My goal is to get rid of stuff so my wife doesn't have to deal with it. She has no idea what things are worth. I'm glad I sold the Tundra for a good price. Still looking for a way to ship my tools to a grand nephew in ND; something will come up. How do I ship a 3.25 ton floor jack? Apparently shippers would want that crated. Have 4 ton safety stands that should probably go in the same crate. Wife is telling me that no way is she going to let me use my power saw to make my own crates.
 
Hello Dick2,


I still do, they offer barter when money is tight. Normally I do it for free. I take barter to make the other party feel good. Have not had the need to chase or make new threads for many many years. I will probably give it away if the opportunity arises, or barter again,

Guido.
 
Dick2,

You can have fun BARTERING and still save your wife most of the disposal problem.

Only do 3 out 1 in deals always more out than in.

Reduces your stock and increases the value of your treasures :)
 
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