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  • #297248
    geoff adams
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      @geoffadams14047

      anybody need whit taps and dies only £2500.00 ? bargin

      **LINK**

      #18511
      geoff adams
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        @geoffadams14047
        #297251
        Roger Williams 2
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          @rogerwilliams2

          Wonder if the seller would accept £2000 ?.

          #297252
          john carruthers
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            @johncarruthers46255

            2,500 nectar points

            #297256
            Robbo
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              @robbo

              Also see his/her other item for sale :- **LINK**

              #297258
              KWIL
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                @kwil

                None event, he has sold what he had and has upped the price to save relisting on ebay, when he has alternative stock, the price will come down again.

                #297272
                Hopper
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                  @hopper

                  Not rusty enough to justify that price.

                  #297282
                  Dave Halford
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                    @davehalford22513

                    He may have decimal point issues.

                    RDG does what Kwil suggests it stops bidding etc when stock is weeks away, but keeps the stuff visible.

                    #297287
                    Brian H
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                      @brianh50089

                      I sent the seller a message to say that the price was a bit steep and received a reply " fair comment".

                      Brian

                      #297315
                      Ian S C
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                        @iansc

                        I bought a set of those at a clearing sale for $NZ 10, it had a few extras in it. How many ton of them do you get for the L2500?

                        Ian S C

                        #309753
                        larry Phelan
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                          @larryphelan54019

                          Regarding the decimal point issue,I remember our foreman ordering some 11.5 mm drills but due to a slip of the pen,we ended up with a huge number of 1.5 drills ! Never really found any use for them,I think I still have some of them kicking around,after 30 years !

                          #309893
                          Howard Lewis
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                            @howardlewis46836

                            If the ad is genuine, some of us are worth a lot more than we thought!

                            Howard

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