Saw this listing on Ebay , someone is selling there 200DX, Bought new in June
Item number 251170059142
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Everlast-200...item3a7ae6f386
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Saw this listing on Ebay , someone is selling there 200DX, Bought new in June
Item number 251170059142
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Everlast-200...item3a7ae6f386
Usually, We can assist with the warranty IF both customers contact us regarding the machine.
The price is getting close to not being a deal, Anyone who was in the contest that gets the 25% can spend a little more and not have the hassle of buying used.
Last price i saw it was bid to $665.00 w/Free Shipping a little to close on pricing for me even if you could get a warranty transfer done.
agreed. $900 new with the 25% off. That is like the 2 year old 250ex for $1300 (Don't know if that is shipped....) With the 25% off you could get one for $1237.50..... But more power to him if he can sell it for that...
Personally I think I would spend the extra and get the 210ext ($1350 with the 25% off....) over the 250ex.
Clarified things this morning with alex about the warranty. It does not transfer, but we do help the customers out if they call us with an issue.
Impressive resale value.
920.00 Not uncommon. From what I've witnessed, people seldom loose money reselling our units...considering the amount they used them etc.
Alex told me the same, does not transfer. And like Mark mentioned, if you used it for a hobby, or better a business, you really can't loose money. Figure you take a $200-$300 hit, how much did you build or make with it. Mind you the prices of our machines are pretty fair to start with.
That adds a little confidence knowing your machine has a good resale value, I am looking at upgrading already as these newer machines have a lot more capability than the old ones i learned on in the early 70's and used for many years. I might try to pass my power tig 185 on to my Son in Law at a good deal and Upgrade.
That's not an isolated incident. Resale is fairly high, due to the demand for new we have.
Wow I am surprised it went this high. Resale value is defiantly a big plus!
It is a good TIG. More power and features than the 185. But for the price, I would opt for the new 2013 model. And all the foot pedals work on it. I have 3 of the four pedals, do not use them (OK a few times on the 210ETX). But nice they work on all the TIGs I have. One I do not have is the SSC. I have all the Everlast pedals. Maybe I should post up a picture?Quote:
Originally Posted by ShaneJackson
what is the difference for a 2013 200dx??