I have a few old power tools (and a treadmill!) that may be of interest to others. I'd like to sell them but it's been suggested that there are implications selling used electrical items. Clearly as an individual I can't provide any assurances like a PAT test would. Are there any issues I should be aware of?
Selling used power tools
- Thread starter willsie01
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You just need to put them in the forsale thread with a picture, a price and an honest description and then it is down to a potential buyer to ask any further questions. Do they work, age and then the pictures will tell a lot more, if you think they are just for spares say so but no PAT testing needed.
clogs
just can't decide
mmmm, treadmill.........
conveyer belt material for home made thickness sander.........plus vari speed motor......
just an idea....
conveyer belt material for home made thickness sander.........plus vari speed motor......
just an idea....
robgul
Barry Bucknell is my hero
...or I've had great success selling tools on Facebook Marketplace (has the benefit of usually being local so no postage etc to sort. As said - caveat emptor as far as conditon etc
Jameshow
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Jester129
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TheUnicorn
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yep, none of my handsaws ever hold their charge, I'm thinking of getting corded models in the future@Jameshow is that because it's a handsaw? Just askin'.
Another member was considering a treadmill setup for a linisher, was a great idea
