Sure thing you guys bag e-bay a lot. However e-bay has little to do with what people choose to sell and buy, it just provides the marketplace and some rules for the exchange.
Good model chainsaws in good conditions and cheap are a specialized find,not likely to be on e-bay. Too much demand not enough offers. Such is the domain of local flea markets. Not that flea market stall holders don't try to offload bad saw with smooth talk. However they don't rate a mention.
I find e-bay not only a superb place to shop and sell but also a unique medium a revolution of this times to be used as for what it is a marketplace for all young and old, for those trained in the art of writing and for those who have English as a second language or not at all. Remember e-bay does not offer spell check like this site.
I have bought thousands of dollars worth of tools, power-tools, musical instruments and also chainsaw on e-bay with success. My best find was a Bosh Jackhammer worth $2700 new for $50. Cost me $150 to get bck to working conditions. A Saxophone worth nothing for $150 with a mouthpiece worth $600. A palm nailer that retails here for 220 at $40 new, my Homelite1050 was bought on e-bay for $100. I am aware that it probably would not fetch $100 if sold at your local town Sunday market but I couldn't buy a saw that size in Australia for less than $500, so there you go, it is not all bad news guys, cheer up, e-bay has made the world a lot smaller that's for sure.
Of course if that is a good thing or not may be a matter for a separate philosophical discussion.
Good model chainsaws in good conditions and cheap are a specialized find,not likely to be on e-bay. Too much demand not enough offers. Such is the domain of local flea markets. Not that flea market stall holders don't try to offload bad saw with smooth talk. However they don't rate a mention.
I find e-bay not only a superb place to shop and sell but also a unique medium a revolution of this times to be used as for what it is a marketplace for all young and old, for those trained in the art of writing and for those who have English as a second language or not at all. Remember e-bay does not offer spell check like this site.
I have bought thousands of dollars worth of tools, power-tools, musical instruments and also chainsaw on e-bay with success. My best find was a Bosh Jackhammer worth $2700 new for $50. Cost me $150 to get bck to working conditions. A Saxophone worth nothing for $150 with a mouthpiece worth $600. A palm nailer that retails here for 220 at $40 new, my Homelite1050 was bought on e-bay for $100. I am aware that it probably would not fetch $100 if sold at your local town Sunday market but I couldn't buy a saw that size in Australia for less than $500, so there you go, it is not all bad news guys, cheer up, e-bay has made the world a lot smaller that's for sure.
Of course if that is a good thing or not may be a matter for a separate philosophical discussion.