Reconditioned Ridgid and Ryobi so don’t get TOO excited…decent deals if ya need em’
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$79 for the Fuego is a good deal!
Tu stultus es
Rebuilding my home in Cypress, CA
Also a CRX fanatic!
Look, just send me to my drawer. This whole talking-to-you thing is like double punishment.
Funny, i've never found myself "needing" to own Ryobi.
Family.....They're always there when they need you.
some decent disposable tools there though
http://www.cliffordrenovations.com
Why do I keep...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7ZkQC0riwc
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Andy, I almost pulled the plug on the 3/8 drill, then they hit me with shipping!!! I think I will buy brand new.
says shipping is $7.46
Merchandise Subtotal
$37.00
Estimated Standard Shipping*
$7.46
Sales tax determined during later steps
Estimated Total
$44.46
http://www.cliffordrenovations.com
Why do I keep...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7ZkQC0riwc
http://www.ramdass.org
I was curious so I went to amazon....Add ten bucks for shipping to that drill
View ImageFactory-Reconditioned RIDGID R7000 3/8-inch Drill Kit
Buy new:
$57.00$29.99In Stock
2.
View ImageFactory-Reconditioned RIDGID ZRR70002 Heavy-Duty 3/8-inch VSR Drill
Buy new:
$85.50$39.992 Used & new from $39.99
In Stock
3.
View ImageRIDGID 12 Volt Cordless 3/8 In. Drill Model R820011
3 Used & new from $69.60
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http://www.cliffordrenovations.com
Why do I keep...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7ZkQC0riwc
http://www.ramdass.org
That first one isn't bad, especially I think I get free shipping.
Hey Andy, did you check out the price on a 10 pack of Marothon 71/4 blades? 10 for 9.95!!!
Thanks for the heads-up... But think about what these bargains are....refurbished tools, mostly...plus as I understood it, they only offer a 1 yr warranty, not the lifetime warranty that helps make some tools a good deal "In the long run".
Another observation of Ridgid and Hatachi....
Two crews came when the house and shed were reshingled after last year's April 17th golf ball hail storm. Using the twin tank compressors with gas engines, I'll tell ya, the Ridgid was loud, noisy and rattley loud, and hard to start... The Hatachi compressor that looked like it had about the same wear-and-tear, was quieter, smoother running, and no problem to get started... Kinda reminded me of the difference between Sears and DeWalt 18v drills!!!
Bill
yeh...I know...especially after looking in Amazon where the prices were nodifferent.No great sale unless there was something you don't use all that often.
I always thought of Craftsman tools as disposables lthey were so cheap..like some of their sanders etc etc....turned out they actually did last for quite a while....back when anyway.
http://www.cliffordrenovations.com
Why do I keep...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7ZkQC0riwc
http://www.ramdass.org