10 year paslode cordless finish/brad nailer value.

[acer66]

Hello,

I was given these two nailers and the only difference I am aware am is one uses angled the other straight nails.

Customer said he bought em 10 years ago for a renovation and never used them since.

I have Dewalt cordless nailers so they are only good as back up tools for me.

But that means dealing with batteries and gas.

Anyone have some thoughts on these?

Thank you.

 

[motorcycle79]

I have an angled one. beware The gas expires Look on the bottom of the gas. I had trouble with mine not working and someone told me about the gas.
probably better cordless nailers on the market now would be my guess.
as far as price I paid 125$ 10-15 years ago.

 

[southalabama]

IMHO I wouldn’t think it’s worth much if anything.

I’ve got an identical one. Seals and o rings goes bad.

If it works (with new gas) maybe $30-40 If someone needed it.

 

[acer66]

Sounds like the habitat has some donation coming its way.

Thanks guys.

 

[KnurledNut]

Very nice guns. Have used them extensively. Those are practically new. Shouldnt be a thing wrong with either, but id say the batteries are no good if they have been sitting that long. Well worth $100 each.

 

[Caa311]

I have a framer. Great gun, batteries are expensive. I'm getting ready to do some privacy fence and it works great for putting up the pickets. Take one apart and do the the cleaning in the manual if it doesn't work right but I bet they work fine.

 

[Southernbuild]

Good nail guns, but with the proliferation on battery only options, they aren't in high demand.

For big jobs, I prefer pneumatic. For small punch list type stuff, I normally would need a new gas cartage due to leakage. And, at $12ish each time, plus occasionally requiring a special trip if I forgot to bring a backup, it got old.

Found the Ryobi 18v trim guns on sale a few years ago, and haven't looked back.