Used Hot Tubs

Sample Auction: Older model used hot tub in excellent condition. Has been stored indoors and not used for about 12 years. Measures 60" wide x 84" long x 27" high. 3-4 person (?). Motor is wired for 120 volt, 20 amp service. 2 levels of heat. Uncertain of the brand, but the names "Century", "Premier", and "Jacuzzi" are stamped on various parts. Spare filter and manuals included. Have chemicals, but can not imagine they are still good. Includes skirt and cover shown. Moved the unit outside two weeks ago to prepare for sale. Filled with water... no leaks whatsoever. Tech tested per above update. (The tape in the photo was just to hold things in place while I moved the tub.) Will not ship. Local pick-up in Kansas City area only. Please e-mail with additional questions. No credit cards unless you are willing to add the fee. Bank transfer to PayPal account preferred. Money orders or personal checks which clear prior to pick-up.

Sample Used Hot Tubs Ebay auction: I bought this spa on Ebay last week. Unfortunately I won two auctions simultaneously, so I did the honorable thing and bought both. So that's why I am selling this one. The previous owner tells me that this spa works fine and I have no reason to doubt him. However, I have never connected this spa, nor seen it working, so I am therefore selling it as-is. You are welcome to view the spa in person, just contact me. Here are some details about the spa that you may not be able to figure out from the photos: 220 volts 10 ft spa square Single lounge seat with four additional massage stations in a semi-circular pattern (great for parties) spinning jets whirlpool jet bypass Digital Control Comes with cover The location is San Jose. If you have any questions, email me.

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