Homefill System for sale

**mwest** · 06-24-2013, 05:13 PM

I got a Homefill II Compresor with less than 30hrs, a 10L 02 machine with less than 3,000hrs, the rack to keep it all together and a small tank to take the nipple off to use on a whip. Eevrything works great and will provide many hours of use.
Will sell and ship everything Fedex for 1000 bucks.... Contact mwest715@hotmail.com with questions.

**truedef** · 06-24-2013, 07:07 PM

Where are you located?

**Raimond** · 06-24-2013, 08:10 PM

This is the same system I have connected to a "T" & "K" bottle. Just added a second bottle this week end. This setup works great once you have all the parts & will last for years unless you melt 8 hrs a day.

**jr23** · 06-24-2013, 08:27 PM

how long will it last 8 hrs a day . will the last a year ? How many running hours do you get on a home fill.

**Snurf** · 06-24-2013, 08:41 PM

the home fill has a 3000 hr life if you use 3 k tanks and and dont let them get over 1000 psi

**jr23** · 06-25-2013, 03:59 AM

375 8 hr days before

not a bad deal so thats why stroker got 2 so he could get 2 years and run it at lower
psi

**chillrelaxglass** · 06-25-2013, 08:44 AM

I need one to refill my tanks.

**maui greenstone** · 06-26-2013, 02:56 AM

I have purchased a few through mwest. Can vouch for him as a seller. I have gone through 6 in the last 2 years and just ordered 3 more (2 from this seller). I'm looking for a rebuild source for my downed compressors if anybody has a connection. I have had them go anywhere from 500-7500 hours. About average lifespan i have experienced is 4-5k hours and I run these HAAAAARRRRRRDDDD. I have one that is about to tip 8k in hours so occasionally you can win the compressor lifespan lottery and get one that lasts and lasts.....main thing is to clean the filters. I would suggest once a week, but realistically i have only been doing it every 3-4 weeks. Anyways I can't recommend this setup or this seller enough.

**justiceglass** · 06-26-2013, 04:02 AM

There are a few companies online that will let you send the units to them for repair. one of them is called "the service center" or something.. I'm a lucky one.. i happen to live in the city they are produced

I just had mine repaired for a total of $40 through invacare themselves

And if anyone is selling ones that need repaired, i'd be interested

**istandalone24/7** · 06-26-2013, 04:13 AM

@ maui.....question about your homefills since you've had so many.

are any of yours loud? mine is loud as shit. like as loud as a loud dishwasher...wump wump wump type noise every time the piston cycles. it still fills fine...so i don't care too much (until it shits the bed lol) but i'm curious if this means the beginning of the end is here for it.

there's got to be a source for parts for these homefills w/o having to send them in. i think a member here goes by the name Boston (where i got my homefill) can do rebuilds, so maybe he can sell parts direct for them.

sorry for the thread derail!