This is a Serenity Spas “Escape Spa” model. It is a powerful 10HP, 83 jet spa that includes 53 high-powered jets as well as 30 smaller jets in the footwell for a complete and total relaxation experience. There are jets that can be adjusted to your liking as well as diverter controls for the water/air pressure coming out of the jets. It is a very large 6-person spa with a rare (and more expensive) double lounger configuration with an 4 additional seats. It has top-of-the-line Balboa instrument controls which are the best in the business and has a fill capacity of 450 gallons. The electrical is 220 volt 60 Amp 6-3 gauge wire that powers 2 very strong 5-HP motors which includes one dual-speed motor that activates the powerful hydrotherapy jets and also functions as a water circulation pump when the heater is activated. The second one-speed 5-HP motor controls the air blower settings for an even more deep-tissue hydrotherapy massage experience. The interior acrylic shell color is blue and the spa also has an upgraded redwood color plastic cabinet skirt that holds up much better than wood. It has a multi-colored submersible lighting feature inside the spa for a very nice mood effect. The spa is also equipped with overheat protection and dual-freeze protection. However, after winterizing the spa this past season and reactivating the spa as it got warmer, I found that there were 2 leaks coming from 2 easily accessible plastic pipes / manifolds that need to be replaced. I have attached a few pictures. I also have plenty of short-clip videos (ranging from 12 seconds to 3 minutes), showing the functionality of all the spa features, including the controls, jets, and the location of the 2 plastic pipe manifold leaks that are easily accessible after removing the side panel, so everything is clearly visible upfront. The more information, the better. My unfortunate loss will be someone else’s excellent gain! The spa has been emptied and is ready for transport when you arrive to inspect it. But I have discounted it greatly so someone can enjoy it as much as I have, considering it will require a few parts and some miscellaneous labor to repair. I would guess around 2 hours or less to do the repair, assuming a basic DIY person. You can also find this type of “hot tub manifold repair” on Youtube to give you some easy repair basics. Upgraded, extra-thick blue vinyl insulated top cover3. A convenient manual Lift Caddy for the blue spa cover4. A foldable towel rack that is attached to the cabinet5. 2 water filters (color: white)6. An additional second green plastic water-resistant cover (not shown) that gives additional protection from the elements for the blue vinyl insulated top cover. What’s not included:1. The used black handicap handrail and the old customized 2-step stairs (not shown). Nor any loan-installment plan arrangements. You’ll need to bring enough people to move it safely and adequately (I suggest at least 4 people to move it from the backyard to the front of the house and onto your loading truck). I cannot help because of my disability. I would also suggest (but not absolutely necessary) furniture/appliance shoulder straps for easy use. Maybe a couple of flat furniture dollies to help roll it along the cement pathway vs having to lift it all the way. It weighs approximately 800 pounds and the dimensions are 92″ x 92″ x 36.5 to consider what type of truck you’ll need to bring. The spa can also lay on its side for carry-out and transport but you’ll need some truck tie-down straps or rope to keep the spa in place during transport. So good luck to you and enjoy!
