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Free: Epson R3000 Photo Printer (Tewksbury) Promised Unused, unopened box. What happened was I purchased the printer, then my mom died, then the printer came. I stuffed it into the furnace room and forgot about it. Unfortunately the situation has changed and I no longer have room for it. Epson no longer makes the ink for it, but it was very expensive. I found after market inks for $85 on Amazon that should work, much cheaper as the Epson full set was hundreds of dollars. Cheapest way to try at home printing. You’ll need ink and paper, and of course a computer with photos to print. Box is good sized and medium heavy; I have no trouble lifting it so I can put it into your vehicle if need be. If no one wants it I’ll recycle the printer and ink cartridges at Staples. Box: Dimensions: 30x21.5x16.5 Weight: Approximately 45 pounds

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Free: Wahl men’s shaver (Tewksbury) Gifted I really, really wanted to like this shaver. I only used it a couple months. I love everything about it: inexpensive, the replacement heads are very inexpensive, works well and fast, charge lasts a long time. The only problem is I seem to have sensitive skin. When I use it, my face gets irritated. Comes with charging cable and case/brush (both from a Braun shaver, but they work).

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Free: Verizon Fios battery charger (Tewksbury) Gifted A few months ago I gave away a couple of Verizon Fios backup batteries. More cleaning revealed the charger I got for them. If you have these batteries or batteries like them, you can use this charger to charge them. Worked fine last time I used it.

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Free: Samsung plasma TV & Bose speakers (Tewksbury) Gifted 50” Samsung plasma TV & Bose Cinemate II speakers with stands and subwoofer See the image; TV on the stand (not included), both remotes shown in front, speaker on stand on either side, and subwoofer on left side. Not shown are 2 plastic packages of documentation, cables, and such. I’m putting the remote for each in the appropriate bag to keep things together. I tested both a couple times this past week and both worked fine. I even tested various channels on the TV, as well as the TV’s internal speaker. They’ve been sitting downstairs for a few years and I finally decided to see if someone could get some use out of them. We just don’t use them anymore. Note that the TV is HD but not 4K. Both come with working remotes (you’ll need 2 AAA batteries and 1 CR2033 coin battery). Also all the documentation I got on both systems. The TV is heavier than it looks; it’s about 80 pounds with stand. I can help you get it in your car but you’ll most likely need help on the other end. I personally wouldn’t want to lift it by myself. But carrying one end isn’t bad. Including the optical cable to connect the speakers to the TV. You’ll have everything you need except a video source like cable/antenna, Apple TV, Roku box, or the like. You’ll also need any HDMI cables to hook up those sources to the TV. I’d recommend that you have a vehicle big enough to put the TV flat on its back. Probably the safest way to transport. I didn’t disassemble the speaker stands, but that can easily be done if you can’t transport them as is. Both are downstairs in my bathroom, with the TV on top of my washer/dryer; no steps to get them into your vehicle. But I need them out of the house quickly or I’ll be in trouble. :-) The model number of the TV is: PN50B650S1F Priority given to: 1. Earliest pickup 2. Willing to take both systems 3. Bringing a helper and don’t need my help

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Free: SimPure Y6 water filtration system (Tewksbury) Gifted In good condition, I got it for my daughter but she doesn’t have the room in her new apartment and we already have a system. Probably needs to be cleaned, and definitely needs new filters which can be purchased from their website or Amazon for about $54 for both. Worked great last time it was used. This is a reverse osmosis system, the best you can get. Uses same technology as the bottled water companies. It’s not just about better tasting water, it’s also about healthier water. These are the only systems (reverse osmosis systems) that can filter out the dreaded PFAS chemicals (forever chemicals). Filter replacements on Amazon:

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Free: Set of 6 plates (Tewksbury) Expired 3 dinner plates and 3 sandwich plates, all in great condition. See the image for the pattern.

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Free: 2 Verizon FIOS batteries (Tewksbury) Gifted 2 small sealed lead acid batteries used for FIOS. Well the one on the right was used, the left one is brand new never used. Verizon changed our system recently so there’s no battery backup. Take one or both if your system still uses a battery for backup or for any other battery usage purpose you can think of.

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Free: Koehler Cimarron toilet (Tewksbury) Expired Great condition and works well, we just upgraded to a more water efficient model; this one uses 1.28 gallons per flush. Has all the hardware you need including caps to hide the bolts. I don’t think there’s a scratch on it, and I’ve cleaned it up pretty well. The outside looks almost new. You WILL need a new wax ring. And if it were me, I’d replace the rubber gasket under the tank. It looks good but it’s a couple years old, and they’re cheap. The tank guts are just a year old or so. No issues there. I can place it in your vehicle, but porcelain is heavy and you’ll have to unload it yourself. I’d guess it’s 50-60 pounds. I can fit it in my Prius but not sure about a small car. Pereference for those who can pick up sooner.

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Free: Computer speakers with subwoofer (Tewksbury) Gifted You’ll need a round 3.5mm audio port on your computer, sometimes known as a headphone jack. Also an electrical outlet. If you’re not getting any sound, check the volume wheel on top of one of the speakers. Might be zero, which is off. I tested them just the other day and they worked fine.

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Free: Epson Perfection 2400 scanner (Tewksbury) Gifted Works great. Drivers are still available from Epson’s website. The 2nd image is a scan I made of the front of a paper magazine. I have a newer scanner and don’t need this one. Downloads:

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Free: Fitbit Charge 2 (Tewksbury) Gifted Works just fine, includes USB charging cable shown. Has 2 scratches on faceplate, seen in 2nd photo. But as you can see in the 3rd photo, you can easily read the watch. I have an Apple Watch now, and while I like the integration between the Apple Watch and my iPhone better, the Fitbit tracks steps and things more accurately. Wish I could wear both! The band has a break, I was going to buy a new one but then realized that makes no sense. The new band might not fit the new owner. You can find them on Amazon for $7 for 3 bands.

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Free: Cat scratching matt (Tewksbury) Gifted Never used. :-) Big surprise, our cat didn’t like it. Rolls up for travel and storage.

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Free: Etekcity plugs and remote (Tewksbury) Gifted Used to keep devices fully off until you use the remote. Never used, we have Alexa smart plugs (it was a gift). 3 plugs and one remote. Save energy.

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Free: Zikwell key organizer (Tewksbury) Gifted Never used, I had too many keys to fit. Great concept, I ended up with something similar.

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Free: I1 Display Pro calibrator tool (Tewksbury) Gifted Works fine. Comes with everything you see and everything it originally did. Used for calibrating monitors and laptop screens for photo or graphic design work. You’ll need an older computer running Windows or OS/X. Windows 10 or earlier, or OS/X 10.15 or earlier.

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Free: Braun S7 shaver (Tewksbury) Gifted Shaver, accessories, manual and charging cord. Works fine, I just upgraded.

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Free: Wacom Intuos 3 graphics tablet (Tewksbury) Gifted Very large tablet (16.5”x10”, usable space is 6.5”x11”), comes with pen and mouse. Works fine, I plugged it into my Mac. The problem is my Mac is too new for the drivers, you’d need a Mac running 10.11 or earlier, or Window 10 or earlier. Drivers can be found here: Total steal for someone with an older computer. I can recycle it but I’d rather see it used.

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Free: Spyder3 SR Studio (Tewksbury) Gifted Like new condition, hundreds of dollars when new. I upgraded my computer and the drivers don’t work on the new system. Here’s a link for more details: If you have an older computer - Windows or Mac - this may work for you.

1y

Free: LG base stand for 65” OLED TV (Tewksbury) Expired We have the TV mounted on a stand, so we didn’t use this. I updated the post with photos of the other part (main part) of the stand.

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Free: Beginning piano music books (Tewksbury) Gifted For our daughter when she was taking piano lessons years ago. Still I’m good shape.

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Free: Brita pitcher & 5 filters (Tewksbury) Gifted Works fine, we just switched to a different filtration system.

1y

Free: Hangers for cubicle walls (Tewksbury) Gifted Couple of boxes. Both boxes have hangers that use 2 metal needles that go into the cloth. One box has a small plastic clip to hang stuff, the other has a place for something to hang from it. See the pictures. Would work on any cloth wall.

1y

Free: Garmin Oregon hiking GPS (Tewksbury) Gifted Put a couple AA’s in it and it still works fine. Comes with manual and carrier that hooks to a pant loop.

1y

Free: Tiffany lamp (Tewksbury) Gifted Beautiful lamp, but quite heavy. Shade alone is pretty heavy. I cleaned the whole thing of dust. Works fine as you can see, we just don’t need it anymore. Measures about 14” wide and 20” high.

1y

Free: Samsung 25” TV (Tewksbury) Gifted Works fine, we just don’t use it anymore. Measures about 25.5” diagonally, 24” wide, and about 20” high including base. Comes with remote and power cable. Has ports for video games, we had our Wii attached for years.

1y