sahibinden.com power tool and compressor listings by email

If you run jobs across İzmir or Kocaeli and only sit down at a laptop twice a day, a single mail per check is a calm way to see every new used tool on sahibinden.

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Describe the tool the way sellers do

Under İkinci El ve Sıfır Alışveriş, open the hand and power tools area; generators and heavy compressors often sit in the heavy-equipment categories instead. Search with brand plus type, for example „gönye kesme“ for a mitre saw or „Makita 18V“ for a battery platform. Add a price band, pick il and ilçe if you will collect in person, and sort by Tarihe göre (Önce en yeni ilan).
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Hand over the link, tick email

Paste the results URL into MXSender and choose email as the channel. Telegram is there too, but email needs nothing installed and works on any computer.
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Read one message per check

When a check turns up new tools, they arrive together in one email with a photo, price and link for each. Checks that find nothing send nothing, and each mail ends with an unsubscribe link.
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The mistake: checking the tools page on Sunday evening

Weekends are when people clear garages and post the drill set they bought for one renovation. By the time you sit down on Sunday night, the sensibly priced ones have usually had calls from tradesmen who saw them in the morning.

An email per check means you see Saturday's listings on Saturday. Free checks one search every 30 minutes; Starter ($5.99) checks five searches every 10 minutes; Pro ($14.99) checks twenty searches on the fastest schedule.

What to ask about a used cordless kit

With battery tools, the batteries are most of the value. Ask how many packs come with it, what capacity each is, and whether any of them drops out early under load. Request a short video of the tool working on real material, not spinning in the air.

Already own a platform? Search for the bare body, often listed as „gövde“ or „solo“, and you buy the tool without paying again for batteries you have.

Brushes, bearings and a test on site

At the handover, run the tool under load. Listen for bearing noise, watch for heavy sparking at the brushes, check that a drill chuck runs true. A generator should start cold and hold a real load; a compressor should fill and cut out on its own.

Pay nothing in advance, no deposit or kapora, for equipment you have not seen working. Meet in a public place or at the seller's workshop.

Paperwork that keeps stolen gear out of your van

Ask for the invoice and match its serial number to the label on the tool. A seller who has ordinary household items listed too, photos taken in a real workshop and the original case is a better bet than a car boot full of mixed grinders at a price that seems too kind.

An inbox folder for the whole equipment wishlist

Fitting out a workshop means several searches at once: a compressor, a welder, a table saw. Send them all to one folder with a mail rule. A few weeks later, searching that folder shows how a given model has been priced, which is handy when a seller names a figure.

Pro allows three addresses, so a business partner can get the same mails; Free and Starter send to one.