FS: Hand Cranked Coil Testers - Price change

[Dan McEachern]

Where in Montana are these located?

[Jerry VanOoteghem]

Only one sold at $650.00 therefore raising price to $725.00 each.

????? Okay... hope that works out for you.

[GG Gregory]

Only one sold at $650.00 therefore raising price to $725.00 each. Or if you prefer buy the Allen coil tester advertised elsewhere on this site for $1200.00, your choice.




NOW THATS HOW YOU REALLY SELL STUFF

[DHort]

Jethro

You live in the middle of nowhere. How many people do you expect to spend $725 for an HCCT and $1000 for gas to get there?

If you gave those to someone to take to a swap meet in a state with more than 1000 people you would have no problem
selling those.

It is too bad they will be tossed out as scrap.

[Jerry VanOoteghem]

Or send it to the scrapper. Your next Prius or F150 may be part Ruckstell and part coil tester. When you drive either of those vehicles be proud of their heritage: Ruckstell and coil tester, etc. If you want to save these things open your pocket books, wallets. I'm sure other sellers share this sentiment.

Best regards,
Jonathan Bodine

Getting tired of this. Just scrap it all if that's what you want to do. You may be finding that people don't respond well to threats.

[RGould1910]

Thank you Jerry!

[Adam]

Take them all apart if you scrap them. You get a higher price for the cast iron parts than you do for the steel parts. You have to tell the scrapyard that it is “Automotive/machinery cast”. If they see any other metal they will give you a lower price, so you even have to remove the triple gear pins and dowel pins from the flywheels, remove all nuts & bolts, etc. when you scrap them, save the meters. You should be able to get $100 each for them and they are easy to ship.

As far as HCCT are concerned, I saw two at Hershey last year. One was $650 and didn’t sell. The other was $450 and was around a couple days before it sold.

[BE_ZERO_BE]

 
Just a suggestion.

Offer them without the flywheel and magneto ring.
That leaves the crank handle, shaft, spark ring, frame and meter.
These will be much much cheaper and easier to ship.
Flywheels and field coils are easy to come up with.

In any case, if it comes down to disposing them, save the meters and contact me.

[Allan]

Dave, last time I was in Butte it was a thriving town, with a proud mining heritage preserved in an Historic precinct. Certainly no 1000 inhabitant village.
The city population is listed today at 34000.
How much more accessible does sitting on the junction of two Interstates do you want?
I am sure the proud residents of Butte pay a premium on any goods they have delivered to the town. Is it unreasonable for them to ask others to do the same for stuff they want sent out of town? If you are a likely purchaser, you decide if you want to pay the price plus any delivery costs. Take it or leave it, without the derogatory comments.

Allan from down under

[DHort]

Allan

I was being facetious and it worked. Jonathan sold his items and is ready and willing to sell more.

[Allan]

Dave, I am not used to subtlety in Us humour. Forgive me.

Allan from down under.