Need Advice: Part out bow?

[Trumpkin The Dwarf]

I have an RX4 Ultra that lifted a big limb splinter last fall. I glued it down and used it a bit during hunting season but now it’s time to go back to all trad and I don’t know the best way to sell this bow? Should I strip the new strings/cables off and sell the three good limbs/cams/riser separately?

Sell it as is with caveats and a stupid low price tag? Thanks

 

[Ultracarry]

Maybe go to the pro shop and have them check on replacement limbs if they are under warranty - just sell it with the new limbs -

 

[Trumpkin The Dwarf]

Maybe go to the pro shop and have them check on replacement limbs if they are under warranty - just sell it with the new limbs -

I’m not the original owner and the shop wasn’t much help.

 

[IrkedCitizen]

Any reputable shop should be able to order new limbs. It likely will cost you $250 to fix it. But you will have better luck selling it fixed than in pieces

 

[Billy Goat]

I'd just sell it as is. Let the buyer sort out what they want.

Might be someone is looking for a low DW biw to setup. They likely won't find one, but yours would work if they replace limbs.

Parting it out would be a headache, you would sell the cans, then be stuck with most everything else.

 

[Trumpkin The Dwarf]

I'd just sell it as is. Let the buyer sort out what they want.

Might be someone is looking for a low DW biw to setup. They likely won't find one, but yours would work if they replace limbs.

Parting it out would be a headache, you would sell the cans, then be stuck with most everything else.

I was hoping you'd chime in. Looks like the consensus is not to part it out.