PAST Upstate NY GTG 16'

[exCanuck]

Please read http://opeforum.com/threads/new-way-to-list-a-gtg.1431/ about finalizing the listing of your GTG.

 

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[cuttinscott]

How about a door prize for the GTG!

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Includes:
(1) 4-1/2" Angle Grinder (9557NB) $69 Value
(1) 18V LXT® 4-1/2" Cut-Off/Angle Grinder (Tool Only) (XAG03Z) $159 Value
(1) 18V LXT® Lithium-Ion 4.0Ah Battery (BL1840B) $109 Value
(1) 18V Lithium-Ion Rapid Optimum Charger (DC18RC) $99 Value
(1) 21" x 12" Contractor Tool Bag (831271-6) $45 Value

Grinder Kits........... Well Steve will kill me lol But not counting the giveaway kit I have boxes and boxes of these Makita Grinder Kits to Sell. Hows about $199.99 plus shipping till there sold?

Scott

 

[huskihl]

Anybody had problems bringing a dozen saws through the Canuckistan border? Twice each way? Lol

 

[Canadian farm boy]

I haven't tried it...yet. I was going to call customs ahead of time and find out what I have to do if anything.

 

[huskihl]

I haven't tried it...yet. I was going to call customs ahead of time and find out what I have to do if anything.

The wife and I have a 25th anniversary that weekend. ....and she went for it. But going through Canada saves me about 3 hours each way.

 

[Adirondackstihl]

I haven't tried it...yet. I was going to call customs ahead of time and find out what I have to do if anything.

Saws are duty-free
Shouldn't be an issue

 

[Canadian farm boy]

All I can suggest is that maybe you give customs a call too. You might have to fill out some paperwork ahead of time and fax it to them. IDK for sure, it's just a guess at this point

 

[Canadian farm boy]

Saws are duty-free
Shouldn't be an issue

I bought my 044 from a fella in PA. When the saw arrived I had to pay duty and taxes on it before UPS would give it to me.

 

[Adirondackstihl]

I bought my 044 from a fella in PA. When the saw arrived I had to pay duty and taxes on it before UPS would give it to me.

When we did the raffle for Phil a few years ago, we drove across the border to a Canadian dealership 10mi away. Picked up a 661 and drove it back. No issues. No duty.
My hunting buddies and best friends are import/export specialist for UPS & A.N. Deringer. I had them do some research prior to crossing the border.
Canada is about 1/16 of a mile from my front door. The largest Canadian border crossing in the US is right here. It's the main port between Montreal & NYC

Perhaps it was due to the fact that your saw was paid for over country lines?
We paid in Canadian funds.

Even the owner at the dealership told us there wasn't an issue and that he has several US customers who do the same thing.

 

[Canadian farm boy]

Hopefully there won't be any issues crossing the border.

 

[Adirondackstihl]

Hopefully there won't be any issues crossing the border.

I can talk to my buddy tomorrow.
I doubt it will be an issue.

What port you coming through?

 

[Canadian farm boy]

I can talk to my buddy tomorrow.
I doubt it will be an issue.

What port you coming through?

Awesome. Thanks Jer. I'll be crossing at Buffalo

 

[Canadian farm boy]

I can talk to my buddy tomorrow.
I doubt it will be an issue.

What port you coming through?

Just curious if you had a chance to talk with your buddy today?

 

[Adirondackstihl]

Just curious if you had a chance to talk with your buddy today?

I sent an email, but he was out of the office today.

 

[Adirondackstihl]

Just curious if you had a chance to talk with your buddy today?

Here's his response........


If he is not selling them which would require an entry and not using them for profit- a green card- then he should not have an issue-- just has to declare them when he gets to the border. Snowbirds bring all their stuff when they move to Florida in the winter and back in the spring.


He may want to make a list of the saws and what he is bringing in and have it recorded/registered when he leaves Canada so he doesn’t have a problem bringing them back.

 

[Canadian farm boy]

Here's his response........


If he is not selling them which would require an entry and not using them for profit- a green card- then he should not have an issue-- just has to declare them when he gets to the border. Snowbirds bring all their stuff when they move to Florida in the winter and back in the spring.


He may want to make a list of the saws and what he is bringing in and have it recorded/registered when he leaves Canada so he doesn’t have a problem bringing them back.

Thanks Jeremy. That definitely helps answer a few questions.

 

[hseII]

Where'd you get the Chaps to match your glasses?

 

[Adirondackstihl]

Target

 

[Adirondackstihl]

Where'd you get the Chaps to match your glasses?

Hope I got room in muh fart box Honda for a few of your saws. They might have to hump a few of mine