#VALUE? Sky-Watcher EQ6-R PRO Go-To Astronomy Mount

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zenith sapphire
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I've been trying to sell this mount for around £900. The painted areas of the mount have some scuffs and scrapes here and there where you'd expect some wear to be. I've had it a few years or so and unfortunately parts of the mount that weren't painted have rusted, namely the weight rod and screws and bolts. I treated and painted them, excluding the counterweight rod. Everything inside looks like new and in general is in good health. It functions as it should and it never missed a beat. I've seen they go for around 1.5K. I have three 5KG counterweights, one of which unfortunately rusted slightly on part of the edge. I'm assuming moisture managed to get underneath and it eventually peeled. However in general the other two weights are in good condition. One has been used slightly, the other wasn't used at all and was stored indoors the whole time. I should also say, I've bought and will be supplying a brand new power brick and cable. Is £900 a fair price? I don't go to it but a local astronomy society says based on all the images and the pricing of everything in total it is a fair asking price.

dire helm
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the issue is that i think you are asking to much for it, a new one is £1,300 so people would just pay a little extra for a new one. i would say £600-£700

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thats how much i would pay for it

zenith sapphire
lunar holly
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I usually see them in the £900-£1100 range depending on condition so you are near the lower price. I would say it's a very fair price. They very rarely go below £800

zenith sapphire
lunar holly
lunar holly
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You can also try eBay, there are no fees now and I've found that there are more people to see your ad simply because more people use it. If anything, you can just use it as another ad