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Any recommendations for an online dealer for General (Canada) machines?

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Max wrote:
Any recommendations for an online dealer for General (Canada) machines?


When I bought my saw, I remember some dealer to dealer battles over true
online sales. General may have a Minimum Advertised Price policy.

I bought my 650 from toolsplus.com, but I picked it up locally. At the
time, a Florida dealer had the saw for $150 less (without my state's
sales tax), and I had access to free northbound truck space. After
showing the ad to Tools Plus, the Florida dealer couldn't come up with a
saw to sell, and the price was removed from his website.
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I bought my 650 locally; it is one fantastic machine! To me, the benefit of
actually seeing the iron I will own is worth more than a few bucks.
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http://www.general.ca/pagetitre/ang/dist_us.html



Uh... let me see if I can restate this to see if it elicits an answer to my
question.
I live in Texas. The nearest dealer for woodworking machines manufactured by
General (the Canadian woodworking machine manufacturer) in the state of
Texas is located in San Antonio, a distance of over 700 miles.
When I accessed the General website, I noticed a dealer in Tucson (much
closer) but then it occurred to me that there *might* be a dealer who sells
online and *might* have favorable shipping costs.
I said to myself, "Self, post a message to the wreck and see if someone has
a *recommendation* for an online dealer".
So....... I'm still trying.

Max (looking for a good deal on a particular machine from General)




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Max wrote:
Any recommendations for an online dealer for General (Canada) machines?


When I bought my saw, I remember some dealer to dealer battles over true
online sales. General may have a Minimum Advertised Price policy.

I bought my 650 from toolsplus.com, but I picked it up locally. At the
time, a Florida dealer had the saw for $150 less (without my state's sales
tax), and I had access to free northbound truck space. After showing the
ad to Tools Plus, the Florida dealer couldn't come up with a saw to sell,
and the price was removed from his website.


Interesting point, Barry.
Thanks,

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http://www.general.ca/pagetitre/ang/dist_us.html



Uh... let me see if I can restate this to see if it elicits an answer to my
question.
I live in Texas. The nearest dealer for woodworking machines manufactured by
General (the Canadian woodworking machine manufacturer) in the state of
Texas is located in San Antonio, a distance of over 700 miles.
When I accessed the General website, I noticed a dealer in Tucson (much
closer) but then it occurred to me that there *might* be a dealer who sells


Just out of curiosity, who is that Tucson dealer?



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http://www.general.ca/pagetitre/ang/dist_us.html


Uh... let me see if I can restate this to see if it elicits an answer to
my
question.
I live in Texas. The nearest dealer for woodworking machines manufactured
by
General (the Canadian woodworking machine manufacturer) in the state of
Texas is located in San Antonio, a distance of over 700 miles.
When I accessed the General website, I noticed a dealer in Tucson (much
closer) but then it occurred to me that there *might* be a dealer who
sells


Just out of curiosity, who is that Tucson dealer?


It's a Woodcraft store. There's also one in Chandler.
Arizona Hardwoods and Woodworking Machinery in Phoenix also handles General
machines but didn't have the one I wanted although they can special order
it.
See:
http://www.general.ca/pagetitre/ang/dist_us.html
Max


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Max wrote:
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Max


Try Wilke Machinery.
http://www.wilkemachinery.com/index....69062178499759

Just curious . . .what machine are you looking for?


Rick

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Rick wrote:
Max wrote:
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Max

Try Wilke Machinery.
http://www.wilkemachinery.com/index....69062178499759


WOW!! 650's are up to $2550??

Just a few year's back, I only paid $1750! G


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Any recommendations for an online dealer for General (Canada) machines?

Max

Try Wilke Machinery.
http://www.wilkemachinery.com/index....69062178499759

Just curious . . .what machine are you looking for?


Rick


75-500 22' drill press.
I got an e-mail from General directing me to a dealer in San Antonio.
I'm advised that most dealers don't stock the 22" because of low demand but
the San Antonio dealer has them.

Max


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On Tue, 16 Jan 2007 09:52:03 -0700, "Max" wrote:


"Seeker" wrote in message
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http://www.general.ca/pagetitre/ang/dist_us.html


Uh... let me see if I can restate this to see if it elicits an answer to
my
question.
I live in Texas. The nearest dealer for woodworking machines manufactured
by
General (the Canadian woodworking machine manufacturer) in the state of
Texas is located in San Antonio, a distance of over 700 miles.
When I accessed the General website, I noticed a dealer in Tucson (much
closer) but then it occurred to me that there *might* be a dealer who
sells


Just out of curiosity, who is that Tucson dealer?


It's a Woodcraft store. There's also one in Chandler.
Arizona Hardwoods and Woodworking Machinery in Phoenix also handles General
machines but didn't have the one I wanted although they can special order
it.
See:
http://www.general.ca/pagetitre/ang/dist_us.html
Max


Thanks.



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