Selling my ex's tools
- Thread starter lauren123
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The Total Station gives you free petrol.
thanks joe-90, that's really helpful
The Total Station gives you free petrol.
Not without the staff it wont
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A total station has a sort of mini-computer on it to work lots of things out like distances and angles and stuff
A theodolite is just a posh telescope
Look on ebay and tick the "previously sold items like this" box to find a going price
Honestly forget all this banter and simply put it on ebay with good photo's and any manufacturer name or model info on the box or on the item. As someone said earlier people will know exactly what it is, it will go for the going rate. As long as you use 'total station' 'theodolite' and if possible the manufacturers name in the listing title and list it in roughly the right catagory it is not going to slip under the radar.
Trust in the free market.
Trust in the free market.
Aargh, I'm gonna get in trouble from the missus for this, £800 then?
Yes that's fine. I'll take that a legally binding written agreement of a sale then freddymercurystwin. How do you intend to pay for it?
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Alright, I'm sorry, seriously now £900, come on you won't get a better bid!
Clicking on the auto-link in your post. First paragraph...
"Total stations are electronic / optical surveying instruments used in surveying to measure distance, angles and coordinates. Consisting of a theodolite and electronic distance measure (EDM) and can sometimes be used with a remote control for one-man operation (robotic total stations)."
Daniel
"Total stations are electronic / optical surveying instruments used in surveying to measure distance, angles and coordinates. Consisting of a theodolite and electronic distance measure (EDM) and can sometimes be used with a remote control for one-man operation (robotic total stations)."
Daniel
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