So how does that work when an individual sells his old whatever to someone. It can't be sold "as is"? This is seemingly just a big yard sale for some people.
Delta discontinuing parts for older tools...
Nov 25, 2005
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All kinds of things will kill you in California. It's much safer to live somewhere else.
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Yep, the exact wording is, "Warning: this item contains [or may contain, depending on the product] products that are known by the state of California to cause cancer" This warning is getting out of control to the point that manufacturers are putting it on just about everything they sell. i.e, the warning is now totally useless and meaningless -- law of unintended consequences strikes again.
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Sort of like the warning here in Oz. "Not suitable for children under 3" or "Not suitable for children under
3, may contain small parts" This is on every toy you buy, even those obviously meant for small baby's and children under 3. It's a crazy mixed up world ;) regards JohnJoin the Discussion
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