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I have a used Hayward H100ID pool heater that was given to me for scrapping a pool. I'm reading that pool heaters have a lot of scrap value, but the owner told me it still works. Can anyone offer their advice as to whether it would be better to scrap or sell whole?
Hello nice to meet you too Im Skippy nice to learn alittle about you
Personally, i would scrap it. I am too busy to spend time finding someone to buy something like that. Time is money!
I do pool heater all the time.
There is about $100 in total scrap value.
Including the tin, cast iron ends, and copper heat exchangers.
Sell the pool heater for $400.00 much easier.
Heck, you could unload it tomorrow for $250 on kijiji or CL.
Scott and Betty
One of my free buckets previously contained Pool Water Manager. Today I noticed the price: $100 for 10 pounds. If I had seen that earlier maybe I would have saved the residue of powder I cleaned out. This year I'll be looking for anything pool-related.
I have an ancient in-ground pool, with a huge, non-working, sand filter(no idea what its made of; some metal?), a broken gas pool heater(we went solar when it broke due to a power failure), & some kinda metal ancient tank(was maybe a filter?) I saw what the scrapped heater may be worth. Any idea about the other equipment?Quote:
Originally Posted by charn
Want to see some real pics of the pool heater....