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Waterbox 7225 (Damaged)

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I have a brand new Waterbox 7225 Peninsula Tank. As noted in the title the tank arrived damaged (chipped) from Waterbox and I was sent a replacement. Tank has been sitting in my garage since May. Not sure what to price it at or if it has any value to someone so I'm entertaining offers. This is for the tank only. No plumbing or stand. Not sure if the chip is structural or cosmetic only but it was significant enough to warrant a replacement. The chip is the only damage to the tank. Someone more experienced may be willing to remove that panel and replace it. Obviously pick up only if interested.

Located in Los Angeles.

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When you decide on a price, let me know. I may be interested. Definitely makes me nervous though.
 
we have the same situation with waterbox, the company itself say you cant sell the tank thats damages you have to put a sticker they send you and take a picture for them. i would take this post down so waterbox wont see it .
 

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