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Default Considering Used Tools

I just found a TS (Unisaw) and a Jointer coming up for auction. I posted
pdf pictures of them on my web site:

http://web.newsguy.com/MySite/

What can you tell from looking (I'm sure your eyes are more learned than
mine..). The jointer, at least, appears to have a 4" DC port. It Does
happen to say Unisaw on the TS (it it likely to have DC port?). Any guiding
thoughts welcome!

Thanks!
Bill


 
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