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Posted: **Mon Oct 06, 2003 12:56 pm**

Reading the morning paper, I came across an ad for a two day tool sale. It is a company that goes around to cities, sets up and sells reconditioned and new tools and then leaves. They had a 10 gal. sandblasting pressure pot for $98 and a 30"X 20" sandblast booth for $188. What do you think? Ann

Posted: **Mon Oct 06, 2003 12:57 pm**

Ann Demko wrote:Reading the morning paper, I came across an ad for a two day tool sale. It is a company that goes around to cities, sets up and sells reconditioned and new tools and then leaves. They had a 10 gal. sandblasting pressure pot for $98 and a 30"X 20" sandblast booth for $188. What do you think? Ann

I think I'd inspect the items very carefully, but it may be a good deal. Brock

Posted: **Mon Oct 06, 2003 1:05 pm**

Brock wrote:
Ann Demko wrote:Reading the morning paper, I came across an ad for a two day tool sale. It is a company that goes around to cities, sets up and sells reconditioned and new tools and then leaves. They had a 10 gal. sandblasting pressure pot for $98 and a 30"X 20" sandblast booth for $188. What do you think? Ann
I think I'd inspect the items very carefully, but it may be a good deal. Brock

you can get a new 40 lb pressure pot for $79, and a similar booth for $199 when harbor freight runs their normal sales on these items.

they come with a warrantee longer than 5/5.

Posted: **Mon Oct 06, 2003 6:24 pm**

thanks guys. Ann

Posted: **Mon Oct 06, 2003 8:40 pm**

Ann- those road shows aren't giving anything away. Buy from somewhere you can go back to. Marty

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