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    Default Room Air Cleaner - Carbatec 1/3hp plus HEAP of excellent filters

    Cleaning out the storage!

    This is an excellent condition CT 1/3 HP room cleaner.

    This thing is a BEAST.

    It is clean as a whistle.

    It has been upgraded from the crappy/compromised bags/filter that comes with it and have installed the schmickest filters on the market.

    This is the sales spiel on CT Carbatec Room Air Filter - 1/3HP with 5 Micron Filter | Carbatec


    The first "bulk" dust filter are MERV8's


    Nordic Pure MERV 8 Pleated AC Furnace Air Filter, Box of 6, 20x24x1: Heating & Cooling: Amazon.com.au


    There are two fitted (marked as an outer/inner) so as to work the most efficiently. The "outer" is the first to be tossed when it clags, the "inner" is then promoted, with a fresh one inserted behind to become the new "inner". Hope this makes sense. This is what the HVAC dudes at Bison recommended to get maximum airflow and capture literally everything.

    These have been LUCKY to have an hours use. There are FOUR spares in the box (pictured).

    The second big 4" filter is a MERV13 (f7) Megapleat.

    MERV13 PLEATED FILTER, MERV 13 (F7), 594 X 594 X 94MM (24 x 24 x 4") - Bison Filters

    This filter was specified as being about a BILLION times better than the included offering.


    Additionally, there is a box with the original filters(s) if you ever feel like going back.....

    The result of these upgrades? Much, much, MUCH cleaner air, with better airflow and a dramatic drop in noise. The noise level of this went from annoying, to barely noticeable, all while breathing better and offering maximum cleaning (as an aside, there is a thread somewhere here where I talked of this in detail and there were many excellent suggestions from BobL)


    PICKUP?

    Can be collected from Fyshwick Canberra from my storage shed. Just nominate a civilised time


    DELIVERY?

    Yes. I'm happy to box this. It will be sent as three via whatever happens to be the cheapest offering on either e-go.com.au or TransDirect.com.au

    While it will not be expensive, it is big and heavy. I'd guess around $70 for city slickers.

    Pickup postcode is 2611 WRIGHT and the boxes will be:

    -- 113 x 63 x 52 @ 30kg
    -- 50 x 60 x 12 @ 2 kg
    -- 60 x 60 x 10 @3 kg

    We can work together or you can book it yourself once boxed. Happy either way whichever matches your comfort level I've done this 1000 times, literally.

    edit - Ive estimated 30kg for the machine, based on a guess. I need to confirm.



    I'm looking for $900.

    Its all going toward my hand tool addiction


    Now! Pictures!

    You'll note the filters are out of order. This was done so the first two filters were not damaged during the move. No biggie, just pop them back in the front.

    IMG_20200302_233537.jpg remote.jpg IMG_20210210_120039.jpg IMG_20210210_115833.jpg IMG_20210210_115855.jpg IMG_20210210_115900.jpg IMG_20210210_114023.jpg IMG_20210210_114113.jpg IMG_20210210_115559.jpg

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    Quote Originally Posted by woodPixel View Post
    Cleaning out the storage!

    This is an excellent condition CT 1/3 HP room cleaner.

    This thing is a BEAST.

    It is clean as a whistle.

    It has been upgraded from the crappy/compromised bags/filter that comes with it and have installed the schmickest filters on the market.

    This is the sales spiel on CT Carbatec Room Air Filter - 1/3HP with 5 Micron Filter | Carbatec


    The first "bulk" dust filter are MERV8's


    Nordic Pure MERV 8 Pleated AC Furnace Air Filter, Box of 6, 20x24x1: Heating & Cooling: Amazon.com.au


    There are two fitted (marked as an outer/inner) so as to work the most efficiently. The "outer" is the first to be tossed when it clags, the "inner" is then promoted, with a fresh one inserted behind to become the new "inner". Hope this makes sense. This is what the HVAC dudes at Bison recommended to get maximum airflow and capture literally everything.

    These have been LUCKY to have an hours use. There are FOUR spares in the box (pictured).

    The second big 4" filter is a MERV13 (f7) Megapleat.

    MERV13 PLEATED FILTER, MERV 13 (F7), 594 X 594 X 94MM (24 x 24 x 4") - Bison Filters

    This filter was specified as being about a BILLION times better than the included offering.


    Additionally, there is a box with the original filters(s) if you ever feel like going back.....

    The result of these upgrades? Much, much, MUCH cleaner air, with better airflow and a dramatic drop in noise. The noise level of this went from annoying, to barely noticeable, all while breathing better and offering maximum cleaning (as an aside, there is a thread somewhere here where I talked of this in detail and there were many excellent suggestions from BobL)


    PICKUP?

    Can be collected from Fyshwick Canberra from my storage shed. Just nominate a civilised time


    DELIVERY?

    Yes. I'm happy to box this. It will be sent as three via whatever happens to be the cheapest offering on either e-go.com.au or TransDirect.com.au

    While it will not be expensive, it is big and heavy. I'd guess around $70 for city slickers.

    Pickup postcode is 2611 WRIGHT and the boxes will be:

    -- 113 x 63 x 52 @ 30kg
    -- 50 x 60 x 12 @ 2 kg
    -- 60 x 60 x 10 @3 kg

    We can work together or you can book it yourself once boxed. Happy either way whichever matches your comfort level I've done this 1000 times, literally.


    I'm looking for $900.

    Its all going toward my hand tool addiction


    Now! Pictures!

    You'll note the filters are out of order. This was done so the first two filters were not damaged during the move. No biggie, just pop them back in the front.

    IMG_20200302_233537.jpg remote.jpg IMG_20210210_120039.jpg IMG_20210210_115833.jpg IMG_20210210_115855.jpg IMG_20210210_115900.jpg IMG_20210210_114023.jpg IMG_20210210_114113.jpg IMG_20210210_115559.jpg

    Hi woodpiles, could I get a quote to 2350 nsw ?
    Cheers smiife

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    Yikes Smiife, that's a fair chunk of change to your place.

    Attached.... but its $221 via Ego. This is the cheapest.

    Sending it to a depot is no cheaper either.... I checked with the ones that surround you and it knocks only $5 off!

    If I put everything inside of the machine and consolidate it into on box, it reduces to $203

    These are my discount prices, as can be seen. I charge only what they do. No extra padding.


    For others, simply visit the site and use the magic calculator. This will be the MAXIMUM. As can be seen I receive a healthy discount. I'll always confirm with you and charge the lower number. This is the way.

    To do the calc, pickup postcode is 2611 WRIGHT and the boxes will be:

    -- 113 x 63 x 52 @ 30kg
    -- 50 x 60 x 12 @ 2 kg
    -- 60 x 60 x 10 @3 kg

    Sometimes one can get a decent discount to collect it from a local depot. Have a look and see if there is one close to you. Pricing isn't as low as pre-COVID. My guess is they dont want too many zombies turning up at the distro

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    Lets drop this to $750

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    Quote Originally Posted by woodPixel View Post
    Yikes Smiife, that's a fair chunk of change to your place.

    Attached.... but its $221 via Ego. This is the cheapest.

    Sending it to a depot is no cheaper either.... I checked with the ones that surround you and it knocks only $5 off!

    If I put everything inside of the machine and consolidate it into on box, it reduces to $203

    These are my discount prices, as can be seen. I charge only what they do. No extra padding.
    Yeah , that's is a bit out of reach , thanks for going to all the trouble though ! Really appreciate it
    It would be cheaper to drive down myself
    Last edited by smiife; 12th February 2021 at 08:24 PM. Reason: Adding more info
    Cheers smiife

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    Hi woodPixel. Can you tell me how much to send to 2305, please?

    Thanks!

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    I'll leave this up for a while. It's a good unit.

    If you have an interest, pop me a note and perhaps we can arrange a sale.

    The courier prices are something I can drive down with careful packing.

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    Default Try Interpaecel

    Parcel delivery | Cheap courier | Send a parcel | Interparcel Australia

    I have a Platinum account with E-GO and 8times out of 10 Interparcel is better and If star track is the winning quote.
    It usually goes overnight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by johknee View Post
    Hi woodPixel. Can you tell me how much to send to 2305, please?

    Thanks!

    Apologies! I completely missed your response

    The price, using a pallet (2305 Katora East) and Interparcel (thanks LyleJ!) is only $122.50

    Bargain!


    Screenshot_2021-02-20 Quote Select A Service Interparcel Australia(1).png

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    Quote Originally Posted by smiife View Post
    Hi woodpiles, could I get a quote to 2350 nsw ?

    Using Interparcel, the pallet price is less! Now only $155.25

    Screenshot_2021-02-20 Quote Select A Service Interparcel Australia.png

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    Default 650 .... 650 .... 650

    $650 now.

    Heaps of power!
    Heaps of spare filters!

    Filters in it are NEW!

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    Lets see if $600 is the magic number....


    Cheap courier rates! Enquire!

    May I remind that this comes with HEAPS OF EXCELLENT FILTERS!

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    Quote Originally Posted by woodPixel View Post
    Lets see if $600 is the magic number....


    Cheap courier rates! Enquire!

    May I remind that this comes with HEAPS OF EXCELLENT FILTERS!
    Hi woodpixel, would still be interested if available, how much would freight be to a local transport depot in Armidale NSW 2350 ?
    Have been told it's cheaper depot to depot? If you don't mind taking to a local freight depot
    Just thought would ask the question
    Cheers smiife

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    STOP THE PRESS....see next post (cheaper)...

    Armidale is not cheap

    113 x 63 x 52 @ 35kg via pallet interparcel is more than the cleaner.... TransDirect is a nope to deliver there... E-go is the default with a $237 door-to-door and the pallet service to a local depot is INVERELL, 2360 is $203

    Find the best depot from this list, I guessed it --> Interstate Courier, Courier Services, Freight Service, Freight Services

    Looks like it isn't too economical to get massive boxes to Armidale!

    Pricing seems to be changing rapidly right now. I don't know why - but we can guess (fuel, covid, FUD). I found this with another big parcel recently... a previously cheap place was now expensive.

    To save money, I'll put all the parcels/packages INTO the main box. I'll pack them well, but it will save the cubic-metre rates.

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    Inconceivably, using Interparcel, SPLITTING it into 3 different parcels gives a better price.

    Inconceivable.

    Anyway, attached is the quote
    screenshot-au.interparcel.com-2021.04.16-21_47_56.png

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