What is a Good Price for a Used G1182Z??

[John Hulett]

I found a used Grizzly G1182G. They go for $455 new, and was wondering what you think is a fair price for one that "... has had very little use ( home shop ). " Includes a mobile base and dust hood, but I already have a mobile base that is not being used - AFAIAC that is not a factor.

Thanks!
- John

[Frank Pellow]

What is a G1182Z?

I am going to start bugging people whenever they mention a tool just by a part number. (That's right, I am taking on the duty of a new type of policeman. First we had picture police, now we have a "tool identification" policeman.)

[Jim DeLaney]

What is a G1182Z?

I am going to start bugging people whenever they mention a tool just by a part number. (That's right, I am taking on the duty of a new type of policeman. First we had picture police, now we have a "tool identification" policeman.)

Thanks, Frank. I was wondering the same thing...

[John Hulett]

Sorry...

G1182Z 6" x 47" Super Heavy-Duty Jointer - Z Series

http://www.grizzly.com/products/item...mnumber=G1182Z

[Jim Becker]

The 1182 series was well-liked in the WOOD Magazine review awhile back.

[Alan Turner]

Gee, this place is getting sort of like a prison, where all the jokes are known, so the numbers of them are just called out. (:
Alan

[Jim Dunn]

Yeah Alan, but a classic like #455332234 is still a good one
I laugh every time I here that one

[Richard Wolf]

Frank, I was thinking the same thing earlier today,glad you said it, you've been around alot longer than I have. I couldn't even find a G1182G in the catolog. Later realized it was a G1182Z.

Richard

[Alan Turner]

Jim,
Good one. Maybe you have to be from Mo to appreciate it. My family is from SW MO, of which I still have fond memories.
Alan

[Kirk (KC) Constable]

What is a G1182Z?

I am going to start bugging people whenever they mention a tool just by a part number. (That's right, I am taking on the duty of a new type of policeman. First we had picture police, now we have a "tool identification" policeman.)

Maybe the poster(s) figures someone who has that machine will know the model number...and therefore be more qualified to offer up a answer than someone(s) who doesn't know what it is.

Not limited to this type of question, but one of the things that bugs me is forty seven folks 'advising', when only four of them can actually speak to the issue with any actual experience to back it up.

KC

[John Hulett]

I appreciate and agree with the discussion that has come out of this thread about the abundant use of model numbers only - I too have been confused in several other threads, not knowing what a G0555 was (I now know it's a bandsaw), etc., but that's not why I started the thread. Just looking for a little guidance from some of the kind folks here who have bought used machinery. I just need to know what is a fair price for this jointer...

Is $200 too lowball? $300? What woud you pay for this jointer? Any help would be appreciated!

- John

[nic obie]

Hi John,

If the machine works, and has all it's parts a good rule of thumb is to offer 1/2 of the price when it was new.