advice needed

[vapochilled]

I'm going to post my G1023RL table saw for sale
What would be considered a "fair" price?

It has maybe cut 20 linear feet since new.
I just have no idea what to ask, don't want to offend but don't want to sell myself short either

Help guys, please

[CARYinWA]

$800 and see what happens.  If you have some time $900.  If I would ever get rid of mine I think that is where I would price it.  I think it is fair but  location makes a difference.

[DaveParkis]

If it were me, I'd start at $1000. A new one is $1300 + tax + shipping. You can always come down a bit on price if you want.

[BloomingtonMike]

A used 1023 is not a $700-$800 saw to me. That is used unisaw or pm66 with a baldor or marathon or leeson equipped motor. They were $1000 new. Guessing $550-$600. You can always lower later I guess.

[CARYinWA]

The 1023rl is the new version with a riving knfe.

[Admiral]

I'm with Dave on this, more because IIRC you are in the Lehigh Valley and the market matters, so I think you could get close to $1K if the saw is totally pristine.

AgGEM sold his griz TS a while back, you might want to PM him; he's not too far away from you in Hunterdon County

[cvillewood]

If I was in the market for a new saw, there's no way I'd pay 80% of a new saw ($1000) for a used saw. I'd want the warranty and know that there aren't any hidden issues.

I'd list it at $800 and hope to find a buyer. You drove it off the lot.

[Admiral]

Math is not my strong suit, but on sale its $1400 shipped, at $1k that's about 70% off retail, and if the saw is indeed pristine, I don't think that's out of the ballpark in eastern PA.

[DaveParkis]

Around here, 2/3 of cost is a fair deal. Also, I said I would "start" at $1000. When you're selling tools, it's a whole lot easier to go lower than higher.

[paarker]

If it has a riving knife maybe we should talk. Pm me and we'll see what we can do.