Hi all, I’ve been looking at getting a rechargeable backpack sprayer to help me out when I’m spraying my yard (fertiliser and such). I have a few Ryobi one+ skins and batteries and noticed they brought out a sprayer. At $229 I’m not springing for one…however, the last unit (display model) at my Bunnings was offered to me a “discounted” rate of $209. I’m just interested if you excellent folk would expect to get more of a discount, and if so, what would be fair to you?
Cheers
It’s not being ordered in again, so the helpful lass behind the counter told me. She was doing her best to get a deal done, it was the store manager who came in at $209 and wouldn’t budge. Thanks for replying.
I wouldn't bother unless you get at least 20% off. otherwise get a brand new one.
I guess in your situation you have to take the discount on the floor item offered as there at not any non-display items in stock.
Kind of where my head was at with it too. I was looking around the 20% but didn’t know if I was being cheeky or not. Thanks for replying.
The Silvan one is cheaper and comes from a company that makes spray gear. Better buy I reckon. Had mine for over 7 years and only changed the battery once. Used most days.
https://www.bunnings.com.au/silvan-16l-rechargeable-backpack…
Worth a look, that’s for sure! Thanks for the tip!
Bunnings being the distributor and retailer for Ryobi, selling at $209 is still a very nifty profit.
Ps. Battery powered sprayer for a suburban block is overkill. Have you tried the backpack sprayer with the lever pump? Left hand pulls the lever and right hand aims.
I have one that I use at the moment. I’ve got 700m2 of turf grass to spray so I was just hoping to cut out the pumping as well as keep constant pressure. Probably overkill, but I’m not as young and fit as I used to be :) thanks for replying.
I would expect more than that if its a display model because its already been used or at least people have played around with it. I bought a Ryobi line trimmer for $50 i think the original price was $180. It was missing a few parts (fuel cap and air filter cover) and was a display model but no fuel ever went into to it. So yes basically new but people still up and play with them its got scratches and stuff on it.
How do you go getting the replacement parts for your trimmer? Cheers
allmowerspares.com.au
if it's a Ryobi then Bunnings should be able to get them in as they own the brand
I would expect $0 due to the 10 second rule.
Varies based on store, if it’s a deleted item, condition of the item and if it’s missing parts.
I’d say $209 is good but if you want the item than anything under retail is a good price.