The end of the line - whats it worth

[baz]

I bought a load of firewood machinery around 6 years ago primarily to ensure I had a good and dependable source of wood for my own domestic fires. I did justify the cost by selling some to mates from the pub but I've now decided I'm retiring from processing my own wood and am wondring how much I should list things for on eBay or preloved so anyone up on what things are worth please do chip in.

 

The processor is a Japa 700. Only ever been used and stored inside so in excellent condition. Processed under 300 tons of cord and had a blade sharpen after the first 200T. Has had the hydraulic oil and filter changed twice since new. PTO driven with 3 point links.

 

Fuelwood log rack in excellent condition.

 

Big, 4ft I think two hand band saw. Only every used once on one trunk that was way too large for the chainsaw blade to do anything with into six rings.

 

The tractor I use to run the processor is a vintage Ford 4600 with a rare factory cab. Always start and runs well though It does smoke a little. Its almost as old as me and is a tractor that vintage collectors do apparently go for.

 

Any buyer would need to pick up the gear which may impact upon its pricing? There are telehandlers here so loading onto a flatbed or trailer should be relatively easy. Any input welcome.

 

 

[benedmonds]

If you are sticking it it on ebay, it will make market value.  If you put it up as an auction you will find out what it's worth. 

Edited September 29, 2017 by benedmonds

[daveatdave]

stuff on eBay is not fetching good money this year even dealers are reporting poor sales this year even big outlets with multiple dealer franchise  say its slow