Wanting to sell my 250 ex and upgrade to the 210 ext i live in huntington ,indiana .have been very happy with the 250 just want to upgrade to the 210 for doing a lot of aluminum welding .asking 1300.00
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Wanting to sell my 250 ex and upgrade to the 210 ext i live in huntington ,indiana .have been very happy with the 250 just want to upgrade to the 210 for doing a lot of aluminum welding .asking 1300.00
how old is the welder?Quote:
Originally Posted by johnson697
hopefully that asking price isn't your bottom line.
febuary ,2010
its very closeQuote:
Originally Posted by Poptm
You might want to reconsider your asking price as you can buy a new one (with 5 year warranty) for $1400 shipped from amazon.
Considering the demand for the unit, and the resales we see on Ebay, which is near, or even over retail in some cases, he's dead on. The unit is proven by now and has an existing warranty.
My point was not that the 250ex is not worth what he is asking, it is simply to point out someone could buy a new unit with a 5 year warranty vs his 2 year old unit with no warranty (unless I am wrong, I thought warranty was not transferable????) for $100 more. To me the 5 year warranty is defiantly worth $100. If the warranty IS transferable.... it is a little more attractive.
warranty is transferable and i wont come down any more..maybe you should buy from amazon,thats a good deal.
Can't help think you're going to regret selling the 250EX. You've put down some made nice looking welds with it:
http://www.everlastgenerators.com/fo...tercooler-tank
http://www.everlastgenerators.com/fo...ercooler-tanks
Best of luck!
I guess it's a case by case thing. I would makes sure before. Maybe Oleg could chime in here.Quote:
Originally Posted by johnson697
http://www.everlastgenerators.com/fo...hread.php/3689
If you are including any extras that didn't come with it, you might want to list that here to sweeten the deal. As it is, depending on shipping, I can see it being more than new, so you probably won't have any takers, unless local pickup or something. Maybe advertise in the local paper or that damn list.
are those pictures 7 years old?Quote:
Originally Posted by jakeru
just curious
awarding warranty coverage on a case by case basis is BEGGING for trouble.
if it doesnt sell for what i want ill just keep it and get the 210 that i want .
some of the pics are 7 yrs old was done on a buddy of mines tig machine.Quote:
Originally Posted by fdcmiami
guess i stand corrected on that comment of warranty being transferable ,but i will not come down on price.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rambozo
It is case by case, but we do work with customers if they call us to negotiate the transfer over to the new owner. I don't see why it wouldn't in this case.
if i'm not mistaken pictures number two and three are of the same tank. so there are two seven year old tanks. which one was welded with the EX?Quote:
Originally Posted by johnson697
hmm think i am wrong there. thought it was same tank flipped.
okay, i'm guessing the one you welded has to be one of the other photos.
it does say to guess.
no the third tank is the gt-40 tank and tanks 1 and 2 are both different tanks look at the bottom of the tanks and some of the tanks we weld are of his design he sells as a stock tank but most of them are 1 offs that are custom made per customer prints.Quote:
Originally Posted by fdcmiami
Whenever I see 1/1/???? on a picture, my first thought is someone didn't set the date on their camera after letting the batteries go dead. ;)
honestly though the 250 ex is a sweet welder and i can lay some good beads with it the real skill to me is laying out all of the tanks where the fittings go and forming the parts correctly and i dont have all the skills to do that but i can weld aluminum pretty good.