I have a Dayton 18" woodcutting bandsaw with 1 1/2 hp motor that I'd be
interested in trading for a small, thin laptop computer. I value the bandsaw
at 600.00. I would have to be able to try out the laptop first, and am sure
the prospective buyer would feel the same about the saw. I'm in the Chicago
area, email me if interested.

BUB 209 wrote:
I have a Dayton 18" woodcutting bandsaw with 1 1/2 hp motor that I'd be
interested in trading for a small, thin laptop computer. I value the bandsaw
at 600.00. I would have to be able to try out the laptop first, and am sure
the prospective buyer would feel the same about the saw. I'm in the Chicago
area, email me if interested.

If you were in Georgia we might have a deal.

Gerald Ross

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"Why trade for something that will be worthless in a few years basically a
pile of plastic. You have a product that can last a lifetome plus.

"Why trade for something that will be worthless in a few years basically a
pile of plastic. You have a product that can last a lifetome plus.

Why question his motives if you're not familiar with his circumstances?
Geez!

It's hard to surf the Internet on a bandsaw...

"Seeker" wrote in message
...

"Why trade for something that will be worthless in a few years basically a
pile of plastic. You have a product that can last a lifetome plus.

Yeh, but a lot less spam.

On Mon, 07 Feb 2005 19:55:14 GMT, "Clint" wrote:

It's hard to surf the Internet on a bandsaw...

"Seeker" wrote in message
...

"Why trade for something that will be worthless in a few years basically a
pile of plastic. You have a product that can last a lifetome plus.

Here go,
Are you interrested in a Dell Pentium II 450?
MaxEN

BUB 209 wrote:
I have a Dayton 18" woodcutting bandsaw with 1 1/2 hp motor that I'd
be
interested in trading for a small, thin laptop computer. I value the
bandsaw
at 600.00. I would have to be able to try out the laptop first, and
am sure
the prospective buyer would feel the same about the saw. I'm in the
Chicago
area, email me if interested.

Laptops don't hold their value very well. With NEW P4 laptops selling
for around $600 and up, I doubt that anything but a year or so old
highend laptop would even be worth $600, and hard to go for a used
when he can BUY a brand new one for around that price point or a tad
more

John


On 7 Feb 2005 13:47:43 -0800, wrote:

Here go,
Are you interrested in a Dell Pentium II 450?
MaxEN

BUB 209 wrote:
I have a Dayton 18" woodcutting bandsaw with 1 1/2 hp motor that I'd
be
interested in trading for a small, thin laptop computer. I value the
bandsaw
at 600.00. I would have to be able to try out the laptop first, and
am sure
the prospective buyer would feel the same about the saw. I'm in the
Chicago
area, email me if interested.

"If you're not careful and unknowing of laptops there are folks out there
who will be glad to offer up some out of dater crap for your bandsaw. Choose
wisely if you must.

Ah, but when you DO get spam, you can slice it nice and thin, with the
bandsaw...

Clint

"igor" wrote in message
...
Yeh, but a lot less spam.

On Mon, 07 Feb 2005 19:55:14 GMT, "Clint" wrote:

It's hard to surf the Internet on a bandsaw...

"Seeker" wrote in message
...

"Why trade for something that will be worthless in a few years basically
a
pile of plastic. You have a product that can last a lifetome plus.