For Sale FS or FT: JOBO and SS miscellaneous parts

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Ok, so through trading and eBay I ended up with more pieces than I needed,

I'm selling there as "make me an offer"

Or for trade or combination thereof.

Listing in order each part as I can describe, I'm not that familiar with JOBO stuff so bear with me...

Ok Stainless Steel stuff first....

1 SS tank and lid but no top cap (see pictures).
1 120 SS reel
2 135 SS reels

JOBO 1500 stuff...

1 1510 type tank
1 core tube for 1510
6 reels (one with broken inner part, looks on purpose, maybe for single 120 vs 220?).
1 1500 geared lid
1 light blocking insert for film core
1 1540 tank extender which attaches to the 1510 to accept 4 reels except just one, however I do NOT have the second center tube extender, sorry.

JOBO 2500 stuff...

1 2830 print drum
2 geared lids
1 light proof cup lid insert for pouring print chemistry.

FIN...

What I need?

$$&

Or a 2500 series INVERSION lid...

Or New in date/close date Acros100/Velvia50 in 4x5 or 8x10.

Or 3005 Or 3010... Which I doubt anyone is trading for this stuff, lol.








 
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Bump* I really need an inversion lid, doesn't anyone need that trade for one of my gear lids?
 

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Ok, I have an extra inversion cap. You can pop the gear part out of the lid and with the cap you now have an inversion lid. I still think the rubber stopper in the geared lid is more practical since you can use the tank either way.
 
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L Gebhardt said:
Ok, I have an extra inversion cap. You can pop the gear part out of the lid and with the cap you now have an inversion lid. I still think the rubber stopper in the geared lid is more practical since you can use the tank either way.
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I have 4 rubber stoppers....

I have only 1 lid that accepts them.

The gear lids don't seen to be removable, are you sure you can remove them?

The 4 rubber stoppers don't seem to fit the gear lids.
 
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One of the lids is no longer available...


However, I now have a gearless lid and so I don't need that trade anymore...

To anyone else, unless they have changed the design significantly since the version I had, be prepared to break it while removing the gear...
 
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To make this easier...


One JOBO 2830 print drum...



This includes the drum, gear lid and cup for developer.

Also ...

6 JOBO 1500 series reels, one broken but works for 120, the other 5 are fine and work for 120/220/35mm




One incomplete 1540 drum

Only comes with tank/gear lid/small tube. It's missing the longer tube, and the funnel that attaches to the lid.

If you have the other bits I'm sure you can mix and match, will sell very cheap!



Or just use the bottom part as a single 35mm drum.

Also the stainless steel stuff of course is still available.

Hope that makes this a less confusing add...
 

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Stone, I've never removed a gear, only added them to an existing lid without them (why I have a pair of extra caps). Sorry to see yours did not survive intact. I suspect you can pop them out from the back side. I certainly wouldn't use pliers to do the job if you wanted the gear to survive.

Am I reading it correctly that you had the red Jobo caps for the drums, but they didn't fit because the gear was installed?
 

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I guess you guys are not google fans... (or APUG search box fans): (there was a url link here which no longer exists)

That might be to much so here is a direct link to the how to video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGWEGjoWNmQ
 
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Yes you are reading that correct, removing the gear fixed that, so it's all good now, truly, thanks, it helped!
 
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Ok so... Whoever reading this is going to think I'm a nut... I found an additional core and light trap that I thought I had but couldn't find for some reason... So... NOW....

To simplify further....

I have...

-1 COMPLETE 2830 print drum with gear lid

-1 COMPLETE 1540 4 reel multitank with gear lid

-2 extra 1500 series reels, one broken for 120 only, the other fine.

-1 SS 120 tank with two 35mm SS reels and one 120 SS reel. (Missing cap but could easily palm it or any number of rubber stopper/glove would do for the inversion bit, it's still light tight).







The only thing I need is a 2500 multi-tank 5 with core, I don't need the lid, I don't even need the magnet, just the tank part and the core, I don't need reels either... Anyone have that for trade? (I would obviously take a complete piece, just saying I'm open to trading for parts).
 

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CatLABS said:
more like 5...
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yes, that removal operation seems insanely difficult ( NOT )
and the video was short and sweet and maybe 30seconds long ...

i was disappointed though, no background music ?
 
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CatLABS said:
I guess you guys are not google fans... (or APUG search box fans): (there was a url link here which no longer exists)

That might be to much so here is a direct link to the how to video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JGWEGjoWNmQ
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Hey, don't lump me in with the people who can't google If I had the need to remove the cog I certainly would search before destroying it. Thanks for the link.
 
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L Gebhardt said:
Hey, don't lump me in with the people who can't google If I had the need to remove the cog I certainly would search before destroying it. Thanks for the link.
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I'm not worried, I have 5 tanks with cog lids, I can currently only use one at a time, I wanted to use one of the print drums as a second multitank, of course it's 2 inches taller... so bumping the lid out didn't give me any advantage, but I learned something the hard way hah!

Anyway, I'm not worried about it, though I still want to get rid of these particular items and acquire a second multitank5 or even better a multitank6. If the print drum can have a longer center post tube thing (which I can't seem to find one longer) then all I'll need is the longer center post and I don't need the whole tank...

I still want to get rid of these items, I basically promised three people at once (by accident, I was talking to two different people and agreed and then saw a deal on ebay, grabbed it, then felt bad backing out on the other APUG people, so I just payed for all of them) cost a total of $450 the stuff I'm selling is the extras from the ebay purchase, keeping the APUG stuff.
 
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Ok I've figured out pricing, selling under the price I've found online for new and used JOBO stuff, plus shipping ... So...

-1 COMPLETE 2830 print drum with gear lid - $50+$15 CONUS =$65 total

-1 COMPLETE 1540 4 reel multitank with gear lid $45+$11 CONUS=$56 total

-2 extra 1500 series reels, one broken for 120 only, the other fine. $10/each+ $6 CONUS=$16 total or $26 for two!

-SS tank and reels - $15+$10 CONUS = $25

Order stuff together and shipping is combined!
 
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