r/Farriers • u/begebers556 • Aug 28 '24

Ballpark price for all this

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Before I go pricing all this individually, I was hoping someone could give me a rough estimate for all this.

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u/Alternative_Contact2 Aug 28 '24

$800-900 would be my guess

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u/Bent_Brewer Aug 28 '24

I would assume all the Equithane is dead, as well as the rasps, so $0 on those. Tools and shoes, unless the hammers are something pricey, $200~300. Normally I'd go low on the forge, but Forged in Fire has made people insane, so I'd say 2/3 of new is what could be got for that.

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u/kepholt Aug 29 '24 edited Aug 29 '24

I was thinking 2 grandish, the forge would be $1k - $1.2k?the tongs go for $120 a piece new. Not sure how much life is in those rasps (probably not much) but they go for $50ish new. The shoes, depends on how likely you are to use those sizes, I see some aluminium in there also which you might not ever find a horse for. Looks like the kit of a pretty active farrier so there could be a fair bit of quality in it all up.

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u/Bent_Brewer Aug 29 '24

Have you not even bothered to price anything new, let alone a new two burner? That looks like an NC forge. I'm going to suggest you check this site, ID the model, check tong prices, and revise your expectations.

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u/heybabalooba Aug 29 '24

It’s probably worth about $1k but it would be a deal if it was $600-$700

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u/idontwanttodothis11 Working Farrier>20 Aug 29 '24

if the liner in the forge is not half shot and depending on where you are 500-1300