Plz help w pricing of machine shop equipment, TONS!!

[bmxman]

Hi everyone,

I have recently set the daunting task of reducing my large shop, into 2 smaller spaces! I am trying to find fair price values and sell a good portion of my larger machines, for my families sanity. Any help with pricing, or price range is greatly appreciated! If more pics or details needed, lmk. If you are interested in anything, please send pm.
I am located in Greenville NC 27858, if your looking for early Christmas gift LOL. Thank you for any HELP

DoALL VS 612 Surface Grinder



Dake 1 1/2B Arbor Press w stand


Large Bridgeport Mill


Bridgeport Shaper


DoAll 1611-H Band Saw w lots of extra blades


Wells 5M Horizontal Band Saw


Smaller Bridgeport Mill


All American Die Filer

 

[hman]

With the caveat that Arizona prices may not relate well to North Carolina prices ... full size used Bridgeports have been showing up on the Phoenix Craigslist for between $2K and $6K, with the average something like $3-4K. You larger one (power feed on 2 axes, DRO, 2 vises) looks like it would be in the higher end of the range. Hope this helps ... and best wishes on your sale.

 

[middle.road]

To add to what John already mentioned with one correction (not to correct you John), (3) power axises, that 'Z' makes all the difference.
The Column Riser, I would love that on mine.
The two lights. (Makes it go faster...)
Depending on how the ways look, $4,000+ ---(wanna trade for mine?) Your machine is setup as I can only dream.
Three years ago at the auction in Middle TN where I got mine, basic machines with no tooling were going for $2800 - $4000.
They removed all the vises and sold those in separate lots. Collets also.

Wells Bandsaw, $400.00+
DoAll Grinder, no chuck, no idea.
Green BP, at least $2500. Sell the shaper separate. Check eBay.
DoAll bandsaw, $750.00
Parks Thingy, a Buck Two Eighty. (I want it... Not sure why, just looks neat.)

 

[mmcmdl]

Pictures of my last 3 mills are on here somewhere . They were all in great shape and were sold for $2100 - $2800 . 2 BPorts and the last being the Lagun FTV-2 . All had power feeds and DROs . I sold them fast and cheap only because I got them for the right price . Check your local CL and you'll get a vibe for what they are selling for . Overpriced machines sit and sit , well priced machinery sells quick , so that is your decision on how to price it .

 

[bmxman]

With the caveat that Arizona prices may not relate well to North Carolina prices ... full size used Bridgeports have been showing up on the Phoenix Craigslist for between $2K and $6K, with the average something like $3-4K. You larger one (power feed on 2 axes, DRO, 2 vises) looks like it would be in the higher end of the range. Hope this helps ... and best wishes on your sale.

Thanks! I listed them for 3k and 5k. Going to include some tooling too, vise, collets, drill chuck etc

 

[bmxman]

To add to what John already mentioned with one correction (not to correct you John), (3) power axises, that 'Z' makes all the difference.
The Column Riser, I would love that on mine.
The two lights. (Makes it go faster...)
Depending on how the ways look, $4,000+ ---(wanna trade for mine?) Your machine is setup as I can only dream.
Three years ago at the auction in Middle TN where I got mine, basic machines with no tooling were going for $2800 - $4000.
They removed all the vises and sold those in separate lots. Collets also.

Wells Bandsaw, $400.00+
DoAll Grinder, no chuck, no idea.
Green BP, at least $2500. Sell the shaper separate. Check eBay.
DoAll bandsaw, $750.00
Parks Thingy, a Buck Two Eighty. (I want it... Not sure why, just looks neat.)

Thanks! Someone interested in purchasing the Doall bandsaw, posted it in another forum asking for prices. He came back saying it was out of his range like $2500, for avg low range

 

[bmxman]

Pictures of my last 3 mills are on here somewhere . They were all in great shape and were sold for $2100 - $2800 . 2 BPorts and the last being the Lagun FTV-2 . All had power feeds and DROs . I sold them fast and cheap only because I got them for the right price . Check your local CL and you'll get a vibe for what they are selling for . Overpriced machines sit and sit , well priced machinery sells quick , so that is your decision on how to price it .

Awesome thx! I dont want to donate, nor be overpriced! I want someone to be excited about the price for what they are getting!

 

[jdedmon91]

I don’t know about down east NC. Sounds like your spot on on the prices.

The surface grinder is around $1500 to 2k
The larger BP’s around 3k to 4K I seen a Enco like the small BP go for $2700 at a estate at Burlington this summer
Arbor press $200 to $500
The DoAll band saw should be at least $1500
to 2k
Someone said $400 for the wells horizontal bandsaw. But it looks a bit rough in the photo. So that bring the value down.

Seems like machines bring more here because they wasn’t a machine shop or a
Manufacturing plant that machined on every corner here.

My Lagun was 4K without power feed and DRO. But BP’s was in the same price range and not the machine I have.


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[middle.road]

Not as rough as the ones I've seen across the state line here in East TN.
This latest auction, an MSC that looks beat to me, went for $400.
At an estate auction here about a year ago another wells about the same as above went for $550, and it had not led a kind life.
Here recently off of CraigsList was a larger saw that the guy was asking $1200 for, and I was there when some dude paid $600 bills for it.
And the wiring on it was a nightmare, and it also was rough.

here's the one that went Wednesday: