It will depend somewhat on the age of the stuff and how long it's been up in 
the air.
A rotator like that in good shape should bring you about $250 to $300 at a 
hamfest/flee market.
If the beam is in really good shape with all hardware and not bent or 
otherwise damaged, you could look for $400...less if it is more than say 10 
years old...again, hamfest and flee markets will naturally yield a value of 
what the highest amount someone will pay for the stuff...so while you might 
want say $700 for both rotator and antenna, you might only get a high offer 
of $500 for instance.
Remember, hams are cheap.  It would be difficult to sell the beam on Ebay, 
though the rotator might sell for close to what you want for it on ebay.
Look at new prices, then take 50 per cent off, and another percent a year 
for the time you've had it.

73
Colin, V A6BKX
-----Original Message----- 
From: Dr. Ronald E. Milliman]\\`
Sent: Friday, March 20, 2015 8:37 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Hy-Gain TH-5DX Tri-band beam and Ham-M heavy-duty rotator and 
control box

As you all know, I am preparing to move over to my new house as soon as it
is completed, and I can't put up any outside antennas, especially nothing
like a Tri-band beam on a tower! <lol> So, in preparation toward that
transition, today we took down my 55 foot tower and Hy-Gain TH-5DX

Tri-band beam and my Ham-M rotator. They seem to be in very good condition.
In fact, I was surprised at how good they looked. Anyway, I am asking you if
you have any idea how much they are worth? I have the Hy-Gain TH-5DX
Tri-band beam that covers 20, 15, and 10 meters and is quite broad-banded
and the Ham-M rotator is a heavy-duty rotator and I have the accompanying
control box. As I recall, I had the control box modified for blind user
access several years ago. Do you have any idea what these items are worth on
the used gear market, or if I take them to one of our hamfests, what kind of
a price I would put on them?



Ron, K8HSY

Dr. Ronald E. Milliman

Retired Professor of Marketing