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And you thought used SS prices were through the roof? http://nh.craigslist.org/tld/4528514682.html
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Move over, DVR motors. Make way for the new Air-Core Motor technology! :D
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I have not had my coffee yet, but after seeing it and reading the last post, amy I missing something or it? Or is it a Restore for a Restore?
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Ah, coffee and a re look. It is all prepped for a Power Pro upgrade!!!
That is East coast pricing for you in Bean Town.
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rbursek wrote:Ah, coffee and a re look. It is all prepped for a Power Pro upgrade!!!
That is East coast pricing for you in Bean Town.

The upgrade kit does not include a motor pan.;)

P.S. Likely missing the speed control also!

Like the invisible air coupling drive for the band saw so you can use it from the back.
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Post by r_mack1969 »

JPG,

Restore is like a consignment shop. You donate used tools, clothes, housewares etc. for a tax write-off and then they sell the items...looks like someone got the upper hand come 2014 tax season :D
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r_mack1969 wrote:JPG,

Restore is like a consignment shop. You donate used tools, clothes, housewares etc. for a tax write-off and then they sell the items...looks like someone got the upper hand come 2014 tax season :D
Not the words I would use!:D

I am familiar with 'restore'. Do be selective when buying!;)
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