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Driving an hour to the closest machine is getting to be a bit much.
Must be wide enough to do snowboards.
Cash in hand.

PM me.

If you are looking for a sander, I found one a while ago that was located in Madison. I can't find the ad but it was a grindrite, and it might of been posted on craigslist.

good hunting

I bought one of these last fall.
http://galacticsnowsports.com/used-grin ... inder.html
It wasn't in A1 shape needed a bit of TLC.
Water nozzles were plugged, a couple grease nipples missing, one little chunk out of the feed wheel.
I think they got a fair bit of use where they came from.

Shipping was very slow, they didn't ship it for nearly 2 weeks after I'd paid for it. And not until I called to bitch.

All in all works good and I'm glad I bought it.
Saves all the BS trying to get a ski tech to do what you want.
Fresh skis are out of most of their comfort zone.
Any more than 2 passes on an 80 grit belt scares them.

sam

Snowboard sanders are starting to pop up.

Here's one that is not too far for ya, well not close by either but it looks like its in mint condition, but is a 3 phase unit


http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/s ... 22345.html

man that one is tempting. I found a grindrite stone and belt on the cheaps close by. They are popping. Use a craigslist search tool for a nation wide search. That is a good way to find them and the typical prices they are going for.