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Homefill II by Invacare and Whip. $700
The Unit works great! This comes with the "Whip" needed to hook up your tanks.
The unit has 185512 hrs on it but was recently serviced.
Buyer must pay shipping!
if you have any questions please feel free to ask.Attachment 77626
U sure about the hours 185512? That's like 21yrs of continuous use.
i'm going to venture a guess and say it's got 1855.12 hours on it.
If invacare serviced the machine, the cost was 480$ plus shipping. Why would you pay that kind of money and then sell it?
you should put a note next to the machine with your user name and todays date. If it was serviced, you should snap a pic of the receipt, to prove that it's refurbished.
Only invacare can work on the homefills, it's against the law for any other medical repair shop to work on them.
I am with Isa I bet he is giving all the numbers even the decimals . Anyway it's not that out of line Barry . If he got a deal on it like a lot of folks do . Used it and filled tanks then fixed and sold he might not be taking a loss.
Depending on tank pricing in his area . If tanks are like 40-50 bucks , like they are where I live .
Home fills pay for themselfs long before they die .
I've seen other members post receipts from their gtt's after being refurbished. Shouldn't be hard and would make the buyer feel confident and make the seller look good.
Sorry forgot the deceimal 1855.12
The system works wonderfully, and yes to get tanks filled here is $55.00 a tank form Airgas. To much.Quote:
Originally Posted by jr23
it was a perfect solutionfor us to fill our own tanks. It compleatly paid for it self.
We have simply outgrown it and need liquid O2.
either way there needs to be a note with user name and date.
Please get a piece of paper and write your name and date on it, and tape it to the machine. Take two new pics; one close enough to read the note, and one that shows the note and the whole machine. thanks!
Here is a pic with the date and name on it. We bought the homefill compressor here on talk glass from mwest last year around march/April. The Homefill compressor works great.
we are selling the Homefill Compressor and the whip. Attachment 77634
Thanks Jenx!
I suppose it's 110V but I'll ask anyway, does it by chance run on 220V/240V? Some appliance run on either or sometimes there's a selector switch on the back.
where is this located ?
How do you tell how much 02 is in the tank with that wip? My wips have Ts on the ends so you can hook your reg up to it after attached to the tank, also allowing you to work while filling. I'm just curious as I've seen these for sale like this but cannot figure it out lol. Plus I only fill my k tanks to 1000-1500 tops as not to stress the compressors out too much, so if you were just letting tanks fill all the way its a good thing you had it refurbished. Thanks ahead of time for this information ;-)
can the original poster please confirm that it is refurbished. I'm getting the feeling this question is being avoided.Quote:
its a good thing you had it refurbished
We only filled out tanks to 1500 as well. The Whip connects to the tank and the Condenser so we can see the amount of air being produced.
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As I stated I bought the unit from mwest a year ago. It was refurbished at that time. And please Barry do not insinuate that I'm trying to cheat someone. I have been a member of the group for years, and have a great reputation.
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Sorry missed question about how I know the presser build up on the tank when filling...I don't. I would let it run until it indicated it was done filling the K tank (2000lbs) at that the compresser stops filling. I guess you could always check it with a regulator or buy a "T" fitting as mentioned above and add one.
We're in Pomona CA yes it's a 110v standard
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