Homelite Parts

[ChoppyChoppy]

Any interest in Homelite parts?

We have the girl running the counter at the shop working on the old Homelite inventory, putting everything on a list.

If I uploaded an Excel spreadsheet (so could be searched by part #) would that be of any use? Would be priced at fair market value, or if the item was priced when it was put in inventory, that price (so might be the price from 30 years ago).
I don't know exactly what there is for saws, it's a mix of everything Homelite from around 70s into early 2000s.

I ask because it'd take quite a bit of time to put it in a spreadsheet. Tried to get the girl to input on the computer vs paper, but apparently a 20 something yr old doesn't know how to use Microsoft Word products and can't figure it out even though it's ultra simple.
I won't bother if this stuff won't have any interest, as I'm certainly busy with many other things.

 

[undee70ss]

Yes

 

[HarleyT]

Any pics of the girl?

 

[ChoppyChoppy]

Any pics of the girl?

If 5ft4 250lbs with usually a ****** attitude is your thing.

 

[HarleyT]

It depends......

Around closing time,

maybe.....

 

[HarleyT]

Have you thought about putting them in an E-Bay store?

 

[CsClimbr]

Any pics of the girl?

If 5ft4 250lbs with usually a ****** attitude is your thing.

 

[FamilyTradition]

I'd be interested in viewing the spreadsheet. FYI, I'm particularly interested in Homelite 750, 650, 550, and 8800 parts. Also, Super XL 925 and Super XL. Best of luck, and take care. Max.

 

[ChoppyChoppy]

Have you thought about putting them in an E-Bay store?

I'm not using eBay. The seller has to do all the work and they make off like a bandit with all the fees!

 

[Hoggwood]

I'm game.

 

[rarefish383]

Yes, Valley, I'm especially interested in stuff from the 70's. That's when I was in the tree business.

 

[Boomer 87]

Id be interested in 1050 super parts. Ill try to get some part numbers

 

[buzz sawyer]

ValleyFirewood, I PM'd you with a parts list.

 

[ChoppyChoppy]

Sorry, but I'm not searching for parts.

 

[pioneerguy600]

I left this thread up on chainsaw for a couple of days to garner interest, now moving it over to chainsaw parts in the trading post. If VF does not want to keep this thread open he can change it to, sold.

 

[buzz sawyer]

Sorry, but I'm not searching for parts.

Sorry, must have misunderstood the original post. Thought you had parts you wanted to sell.

 

[ChoppyChoppy]

Sorry, must have misunderstood the original post. Thought you had parts you wanted to sell.

No, was judging if it was worth the time to put together a spreadsheet of parts.
Ideally the person doing the inventory would be doing this, but I'm not the boss of that end of things.
What good is a 40 or 50 notebook page list?

I'm not going to dig through several thousand parts without it being all filed on a searchable spreadsheet, it'd likely take me hours to find anything.

I'm not sure why this is in trading post. I posted it as a discussion.

We have someone that may want most of the inventory so may go that route. Have sold maybe $25 of Homelite parts in 5 years, so it's not like this stuff is flying off the shelves.

 

[buzz sawyer]

Understood. I just went through a couple boxes of old IEL Pioneer parts and made a handwritten list - Lotsa work!

 

[Jacob J.]

Understood. I just went through a couple boxes of old IEL Pioneer parts and made a handwritten list - Lotsa work!

Are you going to be selling anything? I'll be looking for HM/RA/HA parts.

 

[Joe-Bonnie]

Any interest in Homelite parts?

We have the girl running the counter at the shop working on the old Homelite inventory, putting everything on a list.

If I uploaded an Excel spreadsheet (so could be searched by part #) would that be of any use? Would be priced at fair market value, or if the item was priced when it was put in inventory, that price (so might be the price from 30 years ago).
I don't know exactly what there is for saws, it's a mix of everything Homelite from around 70s into early 2000s.

I ask because it'd take quite a bit ofhm-02481a time to put it in a spreadsheet. Tried to get the girl to input on the computer vs paper, but apparently a 20 something yr old doesn't know how to use Microsoft Word products and can't figure it out even though it's ultra simple.
I won't bother if this stuff won't have any interest, as I'm certainly busy with many other things.