cichy koksik wrote: And yet you bought a used one and you probably explain to the client - "Lord, you had to buy a new one"
You write nonsense. I didn't buy anything, sometimes I buy something used, but I always assume that it might break in my hands. However, in this case, I did not buy or sell anything above, but I was a lumber service, the client called me "for help", because the freezer did not freeze him. And I've had a few similar cases.
cichy koksik wrote: The rest of the society probably drives used cars
Yes, and that's why we have so many car mechanics factories. I have more than one car myself, and although I'm not a total layman, I have to do more important things to the mechanic, such as a clutch or a damaged gasket under the head. I will not do that in the backyard in the mud. Until recently, I had a sewer in the garage, but some things require more than one person to repair. But people drive used cars because they are too poor for new ones or because they are too tight. In addition, real knitted smarts, such as the well-known thief and bribe TGodzki, drive rented carts, it is enough to have 6-7 thousand PLN "set aside" every month and you can drive a luxury jaguar.
cichy koksik wrote: I sometimes buy something used there, but then I am guided by the brand, opinions, availability of parts and failure rate.
Which is good, it means you are sensible. But
always, I emphasize always you have to take into account the risk of failure in the least expected moment and the fact that the "best" has already been taken from the used equipment. If you want to check what I mean, buy a used brush cutter, a chainsaw, or even an electric chain, a hair dryer or similar things in which the operation immediately leaves traces, and not a TV that shows no signs of wear (despite the fact that it is he howls ... like a western horse and any moment soon either LEDs made in China will fall, or the phosphor in fluorescent lamps is barely glowing instead of shining). The fact that you cannot see something does not mean that it is not there. Everything wears out.
Used things can as well be called partially used things, it is a more apt name . Only a lot of people don't understand it.