noppy
10-06-2008, 12:43 PM
has anyone got any idea of the price of a used stringing machine one of the lower range ones? just a rough estimate ? and any things i should look for when trying to buy one?
cheers Noppy
cheers Noppy
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View Full Version : price of a used stringing machine? noppy 10-06-2008, 12:43 PM has anyone got any idea of the price of a used stringing machine one of the lower range ones? just a rough estimate ? and any things i should look for when trying to buy one? cheers Noppy noppy 10-06-2008, 02:33 PM iv just been offered a really old stringing machine for £45. a two point holding, i know it strings alright at 23lbs as the guy who offered it me strings my rackets :P superflip_ 10-07-2008, 09:26 AM It depends on a lot of things... - Is it a drop wight or an auto tension one? - How much support points? - Does it come with a stand or is it a table model? - How old is it? - What is the brand? noppy 10-07-2008, 11:00 AM It depends on a lot of things... - Is it a drop wight or an auto tension one? drop weight - How much support points? 2 - Does it come with a stand or is it a table model? stand - How old is it? very very very ie like 20-30 years - What is the brand? have no idea superflip_ 10-07-2008, 11:02 AM I would say, 2 crates of beer? noppy 10-07-2008, 11:03 AM lol which in money terms equates to ? :) noppy 10-07-2008, 11:04 AM oh i believe that comes with a part roll of ashaway micro power to superflip_ 10-07-2008, 11:11 AM If you are going to put it in a museum, then it can be pretty worthfull ;) But I mean , stringing modern rackets with a 2 point 30 years old machine... No hair on my head that ever thinks about that. If you really want it, I would say, max $50. And about the strings... 'a part' means nothing. A racket needs 10m... so figure out... A roll of 200m costs about 130 dollar... noppy 10-07-2008, 03:02 PM i dunno il count it when i get it, there two rolls one of some silver stuff and one ashaway, i just strung my first racket, at 24lbs using the antique :), should be as good as a two point one today, you know what its like things these days are designed to break after a set period, whereas in the old days they were built to last and they do last as proved by this machine oh and its a BOW MAN iv got the original manual they were an english company |