I have 100+ primestar dishes I would like to sell. Also a few C-band dishes and odds and ends. Trying to clean out garage so would rather sell as one lot. Located in central Nebraska. Make offer. Thanks, Rick.
Primestar and other dishes for sale.
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I had 100+ prime star dishes at one time also.
It's not selling then that is a problem, it's your time breaking them down, boxing them and shipping.
Your going to waste a good $40 plus shipping materials just to ship them out
Better off trashing them unless you can sell them locally.
It's not selling then that is a problem, it's your time breaking them down, boxing them and shipping.
Your going to waste a good $40 plus shipping materials just to ship them out
Better off trashing them unless you can sell them locally.
As much as I would like to take a Sunday drive to Nebraska, I don't think I can justify the cost for the trip for only two dish's. I am heading up to OKC today but unfortunately that is it. Moving son back to DFW area. Good luck!
If you have a recycling center I am sure that you could get scrap price.
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I'm pretty sure that it is (or should be) illegal to scrap such fine, useful dishes.
The reflectors aren't made of metal anyway.
Wrong answer.
The reflectors are made of fiberglass (or something like it)...not metal.
And they are some of the finest (free) FTA dishes ever made.
I think I have a corotor. I'll have to check. I started taking the primestar dishes apart today so they won't take up so much room if I have to keep them. Some of the dishes are brand new and never have been put together. I have some Dishnet dishes too but I think they'll go in the scrap metal pile. Also have a five and ten foot Unimesh dish and an eight foot Hydraform dish and a good size fiberglass vsat dish.
My wife and I are planning on moving out to Colorado come springtime. If these are still around then I might be able to grab a trailer and empty your garage (or mostly empty). It's en route from CT to the Rockies.
These make great dishes for C-band on small dish if they are the 40x30 inches dishes. I'm using one for 99W.
Just for giggles..... how much would shipping be to Northern VT? Am guessing freight is my best friend
What is the weight and size H/W. If the Primstar dish is bigger then any of the Directv elliptical dishes (standard Au9-LS3 32.5" X 22.5" and DTV66E 36" x 24") and will work with the new SL3 Swim Lnb system you may have a market to sell them as a bigger Directv dish. I have been looking for a bigger dish to use with my DTV Genie to reduce signal loss and prevent outages in bad weather. I have been looking to see if anyone has tried any of the larger dishes like the DTV66E, Primestar and Winegard 30" DS-2078. I like to know if any bigger dish would work before I get one.
Hmmm... I'm in New Mexico. I'd be willing to offset your fuel costs if you want to offload a couple of dishes on me.
Where are you? I'm close to Omaha/Lincoln and plan to be in Howard Co (north of Grand Island) this weekend. Have trailer and will travel!
I'm looking for some good larger Ku dishes.
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