The $599 craftsman ratchet

[odermann]

Must be a quality piece lol.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Craftsman-3-8-Drive-Flex-Head-Quick-Release-Ratchet-44815-Made-in-USA-/111754067955?hash=item1a050fbff3&item=111754067955&vxp=mtr

 

[DanielC99]

Must be a quality piece lol.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Craftsman-3-8-Drive-Flex-Head-Quick-Release-Ratchet-44815-Made-in-USA-/111754067955?hash=item1a050fbff3&item=111754067955&vxp=mtr

Has to be quality. And you can get a 1 year protection plan for only $115.99. But I wouldn't think you would need that.
Also, the shipping cost is enough to really consider pulling the trigger on it. Only $10...

It does feature a quick release...

 

[619DioFan]

I have one. anyone interested my GJ special price is 299.99. will throw in free shipping and a lifetime warranty of course ( the replacement will of course be made in china )

 

[Ponchoguy]

I don't think I've spent that much on used/NOS Craftsman tools in 10 years...

 

[Strouty]

I would expect to at least get a lap dance with that.

 

[Ponchoguy]

I would expect to at least get a lap dance with that.

Or at least a free tool storage cabinet!

 

[zx2slow]

There are $70 1/4" flex heads on eBay, whats going on.

 

[bert1913]

must be silver plated gold

 

[finn]

Over on the arborist site, a fellow who is supposedly a regular ebay vendor was alluding to a strategy of making a steep price change when an item is temporarily out of stock as a way to trick the ebay listing algorithms into holding your place in the listing priority list.

Basically, temporarily placing an extremely high price on an item insures that nobody will order an item you can't supply until your stock is replenished and still keeps you in the first few pages of a keyword search. When the vendor gets new stock, he simply returns the price to normal.

Seems like a b.s. way to game the system to me.

 

[Fedwrench]

I would have expected it to have been a round head fine toothed quick release flex head ratchet for that price.

 

[AceofSpad3s]

Goddamn it, someone got into the crack again.

 

[oldldh]

somebody, stop me!!!!

 

[Mikerodrig27]

That's just wack.

 

[Ponchoguy]

Over on the arborist site, a fellow who is supposedly a regular ebay vendor was alluding to a strategy of making a steep price change when an item is temporarily out of stock as a way to trick the ebay listing algorithms into holding your place in the listing priority list.

Basically, temporarily placing an extremely high price on an item insures that nobody will order an item you can't supply until your stock is replenished and still keeps you in the first few pages of a keyword search. When the vendor gets new stock, he simply returns the price to normal.

Seems like a b.s. way to game the system to me.

That might be an Ebay store thing then. I sell on Ebay all the time (as I'm sure many do here) and I've never done that. If you make it too high, no one buys it. Now that Ebay has changed the rules with listing (you generally only get good deals with listing via e-mail), every auction is worthwhile to look at and list carefully.

 

[HaroRider]

I would expect to at least get a lap dance with that.

A lap dance? For that price I want my knob polished..

 

[finn]

That might be an Ebay store thing then. I sell on Ebay all the time (as I'm sure many do here) and I've never done that. If you make it too high, no one buys it. Now that Ebay has changed the rules with listing (you generally only get good deals with listing via e-mail), every auction is worthwhile to look at and list carefully.

Yes, the guy did have an ebay store.

He's selling counterfeit chainsaw Carburetors and kits.

 

[stage20]

What are the silver lever =V= long flex heads going for? I keep seeing a few in a pawnshop that aren't selling. Been there for months. Maybe I need to look into it. Lol

 

[mmack66]

It's only $99 for me.