Fair price?

[Dingo3]

I’m selling this locally with little results.
7 foot, nice blade and very heavy-Asking $250
Too high, too low? Not many for sale used in a local search.

 

[Roger in Iowa]

I’m selling this locally with little results.
7 foot, nice blade and very heavy-Asking $250
Too high, too low? Not many for sale used in a local search.
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Maybe a little low. Try $400. Wait until.snow flies if it shows your location.

 

[Dingo3]

Maybe a little low. Try $400. Wait until.snow flies if it shows your location.

Thanks, I put it low trying for a quick sale. Can’t remember what I paid for it years ago. Getting rid of stuff for an eventual move.
Southern MD

 

[John P.]

I recently bought a used 7’ Land Pride rear blade. Asking price was $600, but I paid $450.

 

[Tim in New York]

Agree - price seems low, at least for around here. 7 footers are usually advertised in the $600-750 range.

 

[NoDakInMN]

Oddly enough, sometimes if you price things too low people tend to think it might be a scam.

 

[miner09]

People thinks low prices then it’s something wrong with it. Had friend built new house and wanted to sell old house to be moved. Ask $1000. No one would even look at it. Priced it for 5000 and several wanted it and even offered more to get it. Lol

 

[TomA in CA]

I think I paid $250 for mine. It is in fairly good shape but it is 6 foot.

 

[Duner Wi]

Try $500.00 or make offer.

 

[M-MAN]

Your $250 is just a little high for here. A major name on it makes a big difference.

 

[JOCCO]

Good God around me it is low. Put a coat of paint and ask $500. At that price the marketplace flippers would buy and flip it.

 

[scootergmc]

Your $250 is just a little high for here. A major name on it makes a big difference.

Here as well. I've seen those routinely sell for under $100 at auction.

 

[Ultradog MN]

I know prices for old equipment are down compared to what they were a dozen or 15 years ago but your price seems real reasonable to me.
Try adding some keywords to your ad.
"Will fit Kabota, Yanmar, John Deere, LS, New Holland, Ford and others."
Also,
Seperate it from that other red thing and/or show it attached to a tractor.

 

[flying belgian]

I know prices for old equipment are down compared to what they were a dozen or 15 years ago but your price seems real reasonable to me.
Try adding some keywords to your ad.
"Will fit Kabota, Yanmar, John Deere, LS, New Holland, Ford and others."
Also,
Seperate it from that other red thing and show it attached to a tractor.

Yeah, I had to do a double to to see what it was.

 

[showcrop]

As Jocco posted you need to paint it. But then you will need to get more for it. That will be no problem if you use the correct shade of green.

 

[Russ from MN]

I agree with Roger, as soon as it snows someone will buy it! I bought one very similar new 20 years ago and paid more than that.

 

[Dingo3]

I know prices for old equipment are down compared to what they were a dozen or 15 years ago but your price seems real reasonable to me.
Try adding some keywords to your ad.
"Will fit Kabota, Yanmar, John Deere, LS, New Holland, Ford and others."
Also,
Seperate it from that other red thing and/or show it attached to a tractor.

That’s not the ad picture. I had to pull it out with my engine hoist. It was for naught though, my one buyer didn’t show.

 

[JOCCO]

That’s not the ad picture. I had to pull it out with my engine hoist. It was for naught though, my one buyer didn’t show.

Dingo, some things are seasonal. Like others said snow or maybe spring construction and road repair.

 

[560Dennis]

Nice one ,heavy duty ! Imo
I honestly think you should ask more.
Farm used equipment is a funny market.
Can’t see any broken welds .
Try bundle it with something else !

 

[John P.]

Looking at the photo has got me wondering if that's one of the older Howse rear blades.