COuld someone,,,,

Lanselot1993@aol.com

Also, once you have an EBay account, you can search the "Completed Listings." This is handy, becasue you can look at what people have paid in the past for similar items on EBay. For example, a search for "Wheelhorse Workhorse" brings one that was sold July 25 for $311. A search for "snapper comet" shows 6 that have sold anywhere from $60 to $150.

Alos, if you're close to Dayton, try dayton.craigslist.com Probablly put it in the farm/garden section

Wheel Horse, I've been able to sell. Last couple I bought I gave $250 for 2 nice ones ($125 each) and an extra transmission.. I ended up making $100 each on them which is about the least I'm willing to fool with them for.

Good luck.
David

cash only when the people pick it up. can email pictures to ya'. I send a check with the difference to you. (trust me, im good 4 it). You can email me Lanselot1993@aol.com

Reason I ask is that if there just some mid-90's piece of Wal Mart junk, then you're time on EBay might be wasted.

But if they're a little older, then they might be worth something to some folks. I was kid of surprised when I put a couple of old Bolens mowers on EBay awhile back. They appearantly have quite following out there.

You have to do the dirty work of selling yourself. You will learn a lot.

Lawn mowers are a dime a dozen. No one will pay to ship it 30 miles, much less across the country. You need to sell locally.

Ad in the paper will cost you $5 or so.

Put a pic with phone # at the local stores' entryway - many allow that.

Make the $20 extra yourself.

Good luck. :)

--->Paul

Might try Craigslist. They have sites for most big cities, check the state listing on the right hand side of the craigslist page.

Ebay is pretty easy to use. Especially for something like a mower that won't be shipped.

james