Re: (ET) Chainsaw Price

["Don Cohen" <bond007d netsync net>]

Determining what is a fair price is pretty difficult. Market price is
generally determined by what someone is willing to pay for an item. I was
VERY happy to pay the $50 + s&h that mine cost me. I probably would have
paid twice that, as it was in great shape. Condition should be considered,
as I don't think Bill has parts for them - like chains, bars, etc. He MAY
have bearings, and brushes - can't remember. $250 seems pretty steep to me,
but then again - how bad does one want or need one? All in all - they are
quite handy!

Don C.


----- Original Message -----
From: "SteveS" <ssawtelle fcc net>
To: <elec-trak cosmos phy tufts edu>
Sent: Tuesday, October 01, 2002 12:26 PM
Subject: (ET) Chainsaw Price


oops - I should have cut out part of my last post about pricing. I don't
want offend anyone on the list - it's too nice a community. So if the 
person
who e-mailed me about the chainsaw is on this list (I don't know), my
apologies. It could very well be that an ET chainsaw is worth $250 or more 
-
I certainly have had a hard time finding one at what I consider market
price.