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Rigid Reciprocating Saw Condition: Used Description: Model R8641 18.0V 18” length without blades. Comes with a battery, but no charger. Worked when battery was attached. This unit is cordless and has a rubber grip. A light activates while in use to help illuminate your job. Tool-less blade changing and orbital action selector. Comes with metal blade attachments: 3 Diablo (2 with carbide tips); 2 AvantiPro; 2 Bosch extreme cuts / demolition metal. Rigid Cordless ½” Drill and ¼” Impact Driver Condition: Used Description: Model R860054 and R86038, rechargeable, 18V, only one battery. ½” drill has 2-speed settings and Hex-grip texture for user comfort. Both have been tested and turn on when powered up. Sketcher’s Tennis Shoes (men size 8 ½) Condition: New in box Description: Men size 8 ½, 4E wide fit. After Burn – Memory Fit sport shoes. Shock absorbing for ultimate in comfort and performance. Collectible Baseball Sports Cards Condition: Used Description: Miscellaneous baseball cards from Topps, Upper Deck, Score, Leaf, DonRuss. Cards are in various condition. Majority are not in protective sleeves. A few known players cards are Barry Sanders, Cecil Fielder, Darryl Strawberry, Nolan Ryan, Ken Griffey Sr, Ken Griffey Jr, Jose Conseco, Barry Bonds, George Brett. Levy’s soft-side Guitar case Condition: Used, good condition Description: Black poly exterior with blue padded interior. Fully zippered with double nylon handle for easy carrying. Tasco Binoculars Condition: Used Description: Black 8x32mm with strap. 366’ at 1000 yds. Sony Cybershot Digital Camera Condition: Used Description: Model DSC-H70. Unknown if able to be charged. Includes battery, no memory card. 10x optical zoom, no charger, 16.1 megapixels. 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Portable Generator Condition: Used Description: Predator 4000 gas powered generator. Weighs 90+ pounds. Size: 24x19x20. Housed in a 1” steel roll cage. There are 2 – 120V 20A duplex outlets (3 prong); 1 240V 30A turn lock outlet; 1 12V DC outlet. Low oil indicator and low oil shutdown. Starts up when tested. Mini Bike Condition: Used Description: Fuel powered MX2 Mini Bike. Less than 50cc engine size; chain driven. Starts when tested. Stroller Condition: Used Description: mamas & papas Sola2 MTX stroller. Folds up for easy storage. Seat can be adjusted to face towards you or in the direction you are going. Multi position seat recline to sitting. Lightweight at 22 lbs. Storage basket below. 40” height when fully extended. EZ Wedge Condition: Used Description: Inflatable wedge with a non-marring wedge to assist in unlocking your vehicle. Includes a lock knob lifter. .
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