Whole lot of Rixes at Norfolk on GovLiquidation

[oxyhacker]

Just nosing about the gov liquidation site and noticed that there are a whole lot of Rixes up for auction at Norfolk VA. Enough that they will probably go cheap.

 

[rcontrera]

It's always best to check it out before bidding. I have purchased stuff in the past sight unseen and done OK but have also gotten screwed. It is best to not bid more than you can afford to lose.

This most recent one I checked on and it is going to cost about $600 to get it picked up and shipped so if I bid, I have to add that in. Of course locals can save that by picking it up themselves.

 

[tbone1004]

any cascade bottles up there?

 

[Jimmer]

is it possible for Canadians to bid on there?

Also, they are listed as 3600 psi, can a rix have it's OPV adjusted to pump higher?

 

[Zodiacdiverdave]

Just nosing about the gov liquidation site and noticed that there are a whole lot of Rixes up for auction at Norfolk VA. Enough that they will probably go cheap.

Thanks for the info. Do you have a link to the site?

 

[dannobee]

Government Liquidation

You might have to register for the site before viewing though.

 

[frogman62]

Site is <govliquidation.com> type compressors in the search box
Jim Shelden

 

[NetPro]

Just nosing about the gov liquidation site and noticed that there are a whole lot of Rixes up for auction at Norfolk VA. Enough that they will probably go cheap.

What is considered "cheap" for something like this? I see they're around $1000 now and I don't think that's cheap. Am I just naive?

Jeff

 

[Fishpie]

$3000 to $4000 for a good working SA6......more if it has a good filter stack, dual belts and upgraded heads.

 

[NetPro]

$3000 to $4000 for a good working SA6......more if it has a good filter stack, dual belts and upgraded heads.

That sounds crazy for a USED SA6 when I can buy a NEW Coltri MCH6 for $3400. Is the SA6 really that much better?

Jeff