Scrap saws for a good cause.

[GardenKit]

Great idea but I cant help thinking your going to get endless requests to post the saws, or are you happy to do this ?

Good question, I should have made it clear.

The winner of each saw will have to collect it themselves, either in person, by proxy, or by sending in their own carrier.

 

I will box it up and let them know the dimensions, weight, and collection address.

 

Any item not collected within 30 days ( unless by prior consent) will be re offered, as the point in the exercise (besides making cash for the children) is to clear my clutter.

[Guss109]

cracking idea mate and good on you for doing it:beerchug:

[redmoosefaction]

Great idea but I cant help thinking your going to get endless requests to post the saws, or are you happy to do this ?

 

I think GK said he would box them then let the recipient deal with the rest.

[redmoosefaction]

I think GK said he would box them then let the recipient deal with the rest.

 

GK beat me to it

[s.varty]

Very generous of you mate, hope it all goes well.

[Dan Curtis]

Great idea.

 

Don't suppose you've got an 090 cluttering up your workshop?

[Steve Bullman]

Good on you barrie

[GardenKit]

Great idea.

 

Don't suppose you've got an 090 cluttering up your workshop?

Sorry Dan, no.

 

This idea only came to me a few days ago, just after I had waved goodbye to a skipfull of scrap, so will be posting each one as it becomes availabe from now on rather than hoard again.

[GardenKit]

Guess nobody wants the McCuloch then?

[Guss109]

Guess nobody wants the McCuloch then?

 

 

I will speak to a friend who is wanting a cheap saw for logging firewood but think he is on holiday till next week. Is the part easy enough to get and put in?