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Snap Coupler Back Blade What should I expect to pa

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Chad from Michi

05-17-2007 07:48:48




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Ok guys I have a chance to buy a Snap Coupler back blade for our WD-45 at a pre sale. Its in Michigan and they want $350.00 If I could get it for $300 am I doing good? The guy tells me that $350 is a good price because at auction it would bring $600-$800. Is this guy smoking something?
I told him I didn't think he would sell if for $300-$350 if he could really get $600 for it.
what do you think?
Chad

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Mark/Ks

05-17-2007 13:26:09




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 Re: Snap Coupler Back Blade What should I expect t in reply to Chad from Michigan, 05-17-2007 07:48:48  
Chad, I've got two, I would not take anything less than $350 for either.. Both of mine are is good shape, No welds, and adjusments are free.. I might add, these blades are HEAVY, they arent like the light weight ones you buy at TSC etc.. These blades will probably last 100 years or longer.. Just my .02 worth...



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JMS/MN

05-17-2007 11:26:11




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 Re: Snap Coupler Back Blade What should I expect t in reply to Chad from Michigan, 05-17-2007 07:48:48  
From what I've seen lately on these boards and other advertisements- I'd say $600 is the top end or close for asking price. If you can get it for $350- a lot of people would say you're lucky. Not saying a back blade is worth that, considering what a chintzy fleet store model goes for, but if you want to stick with AC..... ....it's more of a seller's market than a buyer's one.



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Chad from Michigan

05-17-2007 11:21:53




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 Re: Snap Coupler Back Blade What should I expect t in reply to Chad from Michigan, 05-17-2007 07:48:48  
Well it is for sure a Allis Back Blade 6' does that help?



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