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Serious question, did I get burned on that $340 tube roller from the auction site?
Bought a used tube roller off an online auction 3 months ago for $340 and it showed up with a cracked frame weld that wasn't in the photos. I spent another $85 getting it fixed and a full weekend realigning the rolls, so I'm basically in it for close to $500 on a machine I could've gotten new for $600. Lesson is to always ask for a video of it running under load before you bid, not just still shots. Anyone else had luck with a specific way of vetting used shop gear before you send money?
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