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Wendell
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Just relisted this and dropped the price another $200.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280561302140

If you are within a few to several hours drive time from Dallas, Oregon, I'd be happy to deliver or meet you part way for the cost of gas and lodging (if applicable).

I had my own company for a short time. But I've given up the business and am moving on. I spent several thousand dollars on all the stuff you see here and am selling it at a fraction of what I spent. You could go out surveying tomorrow with this equipment. Below is a list of what's included:

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  • 1 - Geodimeter 444 Total Station, 1" angular instrument in excellent condition; there is a knob missing but I put a rubber tab on top and it works pretty well; another knob needs a part but works as it is; the instrument could probably use a calibration, but my tests have shown that it is measuring and turning angles quite accurately; it needs an internal battery (many local survey supply dealers can do this or you can have it done as part of calibration).
  • 2 - Geodimeter laser tribrachs with controllers; I never used the laser feature but they also have optical plummets
  • 2 - Prism adapters for the above tribrachs
  • 3 - Horseshoe batteries that mount directly to the instrument; two of them were recelled about a year ago and hold a 4-5 hour charge each. The third one needs to be recelled.
  • 1 - Brick battery; it will hold a charge for a couple of hours, needs to be recelled
  • 1 - Charger tree with controller; allows you to charge brick and two horseshoes at the same time; also reconditions the batteries overnight for longevity
  • 1 - Geodimeter Geodat 500 data collector
  • 1 - Multi-cable to connect the 444 with a battery and a computer
  • 5 - Prism pole mounts (these attach to the top of the tribrachs and the prisms mount to these mini-poles)
  • 2 - Geodimeter prisms with targets (these mount on the prism pole mounts above)
  • 2 - Geodimeter prisms without targets (these also mount on the prism pole mounts above)
  • 1 - extra laser tribrach controller
  • 1 - GeoComm system (for communication from instrument to prism -- I've never used this)
  • 2 - Hard shell cases with backpack-style straps; these cases hold the instrument and all of the accessories listed above
  • 1 - Large Army-style backpack for carrying instrument and accessories on long hike
  • 2 - Cables to power the 444 from a car battery
  • 1 - Lietz SDR-22 data collector
  • 1 - Leica GDF-121 tribrach
  • 1 - Bear B-26 auto-level (26x magnification); this is like-new, only used on one small job for about 1 hour!
  • 1 - 16-foot fiberglass level rod; this was bought with the level and has been used one time
  • 1 - 13-foot fiberglass level rod; I don't think this has ever been used
  • 1 - Seco prism pole; like-new! I don't remember the exact model number, but this is one of the best prism poles you can buy
  • 1 - Seco bipod for prism pole
  • 2 - Plastic and wood standard instrument tripods
  • 1 - Crain heavy-duty tripod with extra-large head -- this is intended for the heavier, expensive instruments -- best tripod you can get!
  • 1 - CST aluminum tripod
  • 4 - 30" traffic cones with reflectors
  • 1 - 90° handheld prism with scabbard
  • 1 - Handheld level with scabbard
  • 1 - Suunto Inclinometer with case and original box
  • 1 - leather pouch and belt
  • 1 - machete
  • 1 - package of PLSO door hangers with ORS listed and notice of entry
  • A large collection of surveying books
  • Miscellaneous accessories such as flagging, plumb bob, extra plumb bob tips, mag nails, penny nails, paint, milk crate, etc.
  • Miscellaneous programs and documentation for the instrument, which I will burn on a DVD.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280561302140

All of the items are in good to excellent condition unless otherwise stated above. I take good care of my equipment.

If you are within a few to several hours drive time from Dallas, Oregon, I'd be happy to deliver or meet you part way for the cost of gas and lodging (if applicable).

If buyer chooses to have these items shipped, buyer will arrange and pay for freight shipping services, including the cost of packaging (the freight service will need to provide packaging services, since I have no idea how to set all that up). I will provide weights and dimensions as needed.

 
Posted : September 12, 2010 9:40 am
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My condolences, Wendell and Angel. I wish you both success in your other business,
Dynawerx.

 
Posted : September 12, 2010 10:51 am
Wendell
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Thanks, Tyler. I've actually changed the name to Harness Technology now. 🙂

 
Posted : September 12, 2010 11:52 am
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Harness Technology.

I liked that when I first saw it. Not only a name but implies an action. Catches you two ways.

 
Posted : September 13, 2010 3:55 am