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[Newbie] Buying a used palette jack, what should I watch out for?

I'm in the market for an all terrain pallete jack, and I've come across a decent used offer. The seller sais it's been used twice, but didn't suit their needs, so the thing's been sitting in a barn for 6 years. Is this a problem? What should I be wary of?

Any other pointers to buying used pallete jacks? I'm a complete newbie to all this, so any feedback would be much appreciated!
  • Posted 5 Jun 2021 01:38
  • By Anonymmm
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