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[jjjrmx5]

Found a local tool purveyor asking $179.00 for a used Snap-On 3/8" impact MG325.

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?P65=&tool=all&item_ID=86882&group_ID=19753

Saw it today in person but no time to haggle. Not much wear on the exterior and no protective boot. Looks to be very very clean and there may be a little wiggle room in the price paying cash but not sure how they will react to a price push.

Fair value or we talking lower?

jjjrmx5

EDIT: *&%$ you GJ software/Atomic Industry for not allowing the edit of a post title. Sorry.
Guess u didn't buy ALL of the vBulletin software now did ya.

 

[Quik208]

Offer 150 cash. Worst he is going to say is no. For 180 and in good condition, I feel that is a very fair price!

 

[mrholeshot]

Be very careful buying used air tools. Sometimes the best looking ones are ****.

 

[gluckmysock]

Ive had my MG325 for about a year and LOVE It. Paid 350 for it. If you can try it and it works, 150-180 is a deal.

 

[jjjrmx5]

Be very careful buying used air tools. Sometimes the best looking ones are ****.

Agreed mrholeshot.

I have the Snappy MG425 1/2" that I bought new and love it but already having an I-R 3/8" meant duplication with this. But at the right price, and doing a good test with the tool. it may be worth it.