Live equipment
Eight photo angles with the nameplate first, service invoices read line by line, a per-dimension findings table, and a panel naming what the report does not cover. Filters are held in the URL — send someone the link and they see the same units.
How to read a listing
6 units live, measured from E14
Three years old with a complete validation file — install IQ/OQ and two annual PQ reports, all on file and machine-read.
$9,200No buyer commission
+$7,100Recovered
Two-door undercounter from a refit, not a closure. Gasket replaced last year, condenser clean, R290 leak check passed.
$1,690No buyer commission
+$1,350Recovered
Six-grid electric combi from a 42-cover restaurant that closed in June. Serviced annually on contract; the door seal is due.
$9,750No buyer commission
+$7,850Recovered
Surgery two of a three-chair practice that consolidated. Upholstery sound; one hydraulic seal weeps under full load and was never repaired.
$11,400No buyer commission
+$9,000Recovered
Counter terminal and stand from a closed coffee bar. No service history exists for this class of asset and the card reader is not included.
$780No buyer commission
+$600Recovered
Club-spec treadmill off a closed studio floor. The frame and motor are sound; the belt is worn through and must be replaced before use.
$2,950No buyer commission
+$2,350Recovered
6 of 6 shown
That is every live unit on these filters.
A closing kitchen holds eight to fifteen sellable units. Photograph the nameplate first — the rest of the capture takes about four minutes a unit, and the report is generated from it.
