I'm trying to figure out a fair selling price for a non-fuel 3/8 ratchet along with two 3.0 batteries. I purchased a bundle that included a 3/8 fuel ratchet, and I'm considering selling it along with the batteries. What do you think is a good price to attract buyers? Also, I'm wondering about the value of the 3/8 fuel ratchet on its own from a recent $200 bundle that came with two 5.0 batteries. I'd like to keep at least one ratchet, probably the fuel one, but selling the other one isn't off the table. Thanks for your help!
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Where are you located? I’ve been looking for a ratchet, fuel or non-fuel. I got the oscillating tool and some HO batteries, but I’d rather not dive into a new battery system just yet. I’ve seen tool-only options at places like HF for about $55 without discounts.
I managed to snag the bare ratchet for just $65 on Woot. The 2.0 batteries and charger don't bring much value, but if you list your stuff at $75 or $80, you should be able to get a buyer quickly, especially if you're open to negotiations.
I hear you on the charger not being worth much. I’m selling 3.0 batteries though—surely they have some decent value, right?
The price really depends on your area, but for the non-fuel 3/8 ratchet and those 3.0 batteries, I'd say around $100 is pretty fair—maybe $50 for each battery. If you can throw in a charger and a bag, you could boost the price to about $120. Just make sure to check local deals and online prices so your offer stands out. Otherwise, buyers can be pretty picky or even throw out lower offers! As for the fuel ratchet, you could list it at about $100 or even lower if you want it gone fast—around $80 if you're feeling desperate! Best to list them separately since folks tend to look for individual deals more than bundles these days.
Yeah, I had someone offer me $70, but I was aiming for $75. It's tough out there; people just want cheap deals!
I’m in LA! I totally get the battery system struggle; it's a hassle to juggle multiple brands.