Flowerofthefen
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I'm struggling to sell my clippers. Hardly used them. I looked on market place and have priced accordingly. Loads of enquiries. What do you think would be a good second hand price?
Heinger explorer clippers price second hand
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First Frost
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I think I sold mine for about £175.
Couldn't get on with them,so went back to my harmony plus.I just couldn't seem to get the tension right, not a problem I have ever had previously with other tensioned clippers.
Couldn't get on with them,so went back to my harmony plus.I just couldn't seem to get the tension right, not a problem I have ever had previously with other tensioned clippers.
Flowerofthefen
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I'm having the same issue. Never really got on with them. Now I don't need to clip anyway!! I think I may have overpriced them. Thanks for your reply.
Cowpony
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That seems awfully low. I bought my set 10 years ago with 2 batteries and 2 sets of blades. To replace them now I'd have to pay £650 new.
Pinkponyclub
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I’ve had mine up for ages with not much interest, probably looking at dropping them to £150 but I really don’t get on with them at all. I love the little Heinigers and do full clips with them but I cannot for the life of me get the Xplorers to work for me.
mavandkaz
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I just sold my heiniger progress (corded) for £180.
They were about 15yrs old but in excellent working condition.
They were about 15yrs old but in excellent working condition.
Pinkponyclub
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Wow that’s pretty good, maybe the Xplorers are known for being hard work!!
Ossy2
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I love my Xplorers, but having had second hand worsley ones before I treated myself to new ones. I think people see second hand and want a bargain.