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Hi,
Months ago I asked you guys for a price to sell this unit, working and calibrated and not used since.It is a fine working unit, not a collectors item. Clear optics and well looked after.

Someone said that ebay sold one for $1700. I called a dealer in the usa and said he would sell them for $1800 to $1900..
So I did get two answers to the $1700 add i ran, one guy offering $1200, and another did not reply.

I know things are worth what others will pay, but compared to a new plummet, even the later ones with higher specs, as a tool of the trade it compares well when you mean the readings 4 ways. The specs are 1in 30,000 but i have gone 80 metrs vt to illuminated targets no problem, and checked the results with the later 1 in 50000 or 1 in 70000 and they matched readings to 1mm.

So compared to a 10 grand model for the frequencey of use, i dont see $1700 being too expensive. I am only selling 1, I have 2, in case I need one between now and retirement, i have had to use them in tandom at times on adjacent faces and also vertically aligned.
I do not carry them in these original boxes like the photo, i enclose them in bubblewrap.
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David


 
Posted : May 12, 2013 3:15 am
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> Someone said that ebay sold one for $1700. I called a dealer in the usa and said he would sell them for $1800 to $1900.

I don't need one for the type of work that I do, but $1800 - $1900 sounds very reasonable for that plummet considering the condition you describe and how relatively rare they are.


 
Posted : May 12, 2013 10:05 pm
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Hi,
Thanks Kent, I just wanted to make sure the $1700 I advertised was not too much for a working instrument. Have you ever used one, they cant be outdated I think, if it works and does whats its supposed to do.It only looks up and down.
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David


 
Posted : May 12, 2013 11:17 pm
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> I just wanted to make sure the $1700 I advertised was not too much for a working instrument. Have you ever used one, they cant be outdated I think, if it works and does whats its supposed to do.It only looks up and down.

No, I haven't used one, but if I needed one for a project, I would consider $1700 a bargain. It's a very specialized piece of equipment that is needed in an area of surveying where the chargeout rates are substantial and the cost of failure is heavy.


 
Posted : May 12, 2013 11:27 pm
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hi
you get used to it after awhile, it becomes second nature but you have methods to quadruple check most things and always stay aware, I could not do what you do without serious study, horses for courses. i enjoy your posts.
david


 
Posted : May 13, 2013 3:39 am

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i used one of those znl's in the past. two large would be a more than fair price. you still looking for a buyer? i might have one here


 
Posted : May 13, 2013 4:30 am
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Hi
Yes, I am only asking $1700 aud plus postage.you can see the calibration stickers in the photos.
thanks
david


 
Posted : May 13, 2013 5:05 am
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HEY THERE MOE-re plummet for sale

Hi
my email is [email protected] if anyone wants to buy it for $1700.00
cheers
david


 
Posted : May 13, 2013 2:54 pm
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HEY THERE MOE-re plummet for sale

Looks like you have a sewing machine handy to sew up some dust socks for those instruments.
jud


 
Posted : May 13, 2013 3:36 pm