A friend here at work has a Lee production pot he wants to sell. It drips but it works fine and he wants $25. including shipping to usa. ( He just found an old Lyman / Saeco in like new condition cheap). Nick

Considering what you can buy them for new 25 bucks seems a bit high. As far as the drip problem goes the instructions that come with the pot tell you how to fix that as it is usually just a dirt problem in the valve area. Jim

$25 including shipping is quite fair. Seller is only gonna get maybe $17 net.

However, I already have one and am a convert to the 20 pound pots.

I only mentioned the dripping for people unfamilar with lee pots, you can follow their instructions all you want but in a short while they all drip again. Nick

My Lee production pot does not drip and I have had it for a couple of years now!! Also I paid 35 bucks for mine new yea they cost a bit more than that but bargains can be found if you look. I have seen them at rummage sales and gun shows for a 10 dollar bill used. Yea I know they are higher now than a couple of years ago like I said bargains can be found if ya look. Jim

fecmech, 110 or 220 volt? I might consider it for a backup pot.

Sorry for the delay responding, the pot is sold. Nick