For Sale Jobo CPP2 with Lift, 3063, 2830, and 1530 tanks - $1200

[aconbere]

Jobo CPP2 processor. 3063 and 2830 drums will develop 5x7, 8x10 or even 20x24. All features confirmed working. Excellent condition (it’s dirty inside the tank but everything else is shockingly clean no signs of plastic wear or cracking etc).

I drove to eastern washington to pick it up only to discover that it does not easily fit in my darkroom space. Let my bad decisions be your gain!

As a small warning the 1530 tanks come with spools but they are ratty.

Other stuff
- Has the magnet head if desired
- Has clips for the drums but I haven’t tried it out
- Heater, dump, motor all tested

Pickup in Beacon Hill Seattle

 

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[blee1996]

These machines are increasingly difficult to find in good condition and reasonable price. If space is the only issue, you might consider a foldable camping table. Also it does not need to be connected to water to work.

In summer, I set up camping table outside and put the CPP2 on top. Use one 5-gallon bucket to fill up the machine, and another to gather waste liquid. And an outdoor extension cord for electricity. In winter it will be slightly more difficult, but still doable inside the garage as long as I can withstand the temperature myself.

Just my two cents. Really great machine to have for my 8x10 processing!

 

[aconbere]

These machines are increasingly difficult to find in good condition and reasonable price. If space is the issue, you might consider a foldable camping table. Also it does not need to be connected to water to work.

In summer, I set up camping table outside and put the CPP2 on top. Use one 5-gallon bucket to fill up the machine, and another to gather waste liquid. And an outdoor extension cord for electricity. In winter it will be slightly more difficult, but still doable inside the garage as long as I can withstand the temperature myself.

Just my two cents. Really great machine to have for my 8x10 processing!

No arguments! But I also have a CPE-2 Plus that slides under the sink and supports all the formats I currently shoot. Certainly possible I regret my decision later but I guess I’ll deal with that later