From the sounds of it, selling on eBay isn't always an excellent experience. Too many have figured out how to game the system and get either free rental until they send it back, free exchange for their used version that they return to you, or free parts removed from your formerly functioning item that you receive. I have no idea - maybe etsy has the same liberal return policy. Better off sometimes just setting stuff at the side of the road, at least you don't pay shipping that way too.
if not a prank, need to send three or so toughys there to pound that arrogant ass to a pulp...………..
I went on Craigslist to look for chainsaws, not fighting, but when I saw your ad, I thought, " Why not both?"
I don't pay for firewood either, I used to have a few people that I could get it for nothing, the normal agreement was, I wouldn't drop it if there was anything of value around, or I felt it was too dangerous for me to handle, with or without equipment. One of the most recent encounters I was at a mates house cleaning up a oak that had fallen down some years ago, fortunately it was mostly propped up off the ground by the top. My mate came out and asked if I would help him unload some flooring that showed up. 2 skids 8 foot long 4 foot high and 4 foot wide. Showed up in a 52 foot trailer. Long story short, his wife got home in a bad mood about it, I told her it wasn't a big deal, good thing I was over getting wood and was available to help. Her reply was, well your getting all this wood for free, and I think you should be paying for it. Basically flat out told her I'd happily unload the truck, and good luck getting anyone to come and cut it, split it and hoof it from the woods behind the house out to the curb just doing them a favor of cleaning up something they didn't want to begin with. Fortunately my mate jumped in and settled her down. I didn't really need the wood but it was close to home and I could get it at my leisure. Funny thing now they just call me when a tree comes down and see if ill come and get it. Even allowed to drive the truck through the side yard if it's not too wet. I don't pay for wood, and I'm not about to start. Oil would be easier and cheaper once you figure time and equipment...
Yeah, I'll gladly help a friend or most (but not all) of my neighbors out without giving it a second thought. Sounds like your mate explained what it would cost to have someone else do the work for them
Glad his wife was able to understand the reality of the situation.
Not a hobby grade saw, lol.
Still too much for that shade of orange!
Wow! That's a good deal! I'd buy it, but I already have a 70cc saw and besides, it's a Husky
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