gemniii
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I don't understand why y'all keep on thinking the $715 (w/sh) the OP paid was a "premium" price, if a premium price means above average.Problem is the saw sold for premium price, based on sellers inaccurate description. Seller deserves to eat the shipping costs both ways.
Looking at the closed sales there were 12 before I got to "new" and $1000.
the average was $721.
Throw out the lowest and highest and it's still $725.
There were 3 sales above $800.
FOR USED SAWS!!
So he paid below average based on recent closed listings of working saws.
I wouldn't try to say the OP paid a "premium price". I'd say average.
There was a long rant&complain thread a while ago on "why are ebay prices so high".
They are so high because peeps are willing to pay the high prices. Right now it seems to be a sellers market.
I was willing to pay what I considered a premium $700 price for my "snellerized" underused 660, and I tried to explain to SWMBO why I was spending $200 more than what I got my first, freshly rebuilt, 660 for in January. I should have just done this paper exercise and pointed out I was spending $20 less than average.
And as an aside - how could it "leak oil" out the decomp valve? Wouldn't it be leaking mix? And air?