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Xbase++ Spooled Print CHUPPS AUCTION COMPANY Page 1 8470 W 580 RD Printed:05/28/2018 20:47 INOLA OK 74036 (918) 543-6601 www.chuppsauction.com Lot Sales Report for Auction:City of Tulsa 5.19.18 LotNum Description Buyer Price Grp Invno Seller 100 PVC pipes on ground various lengths 504 3 75.00 10024 0 THA1080 Tulsa Housing Authority 101 Honeywell air cleaner 842 5.00 1000 92 WW7020 Water/wastewater 102 Kitchen sink 308 1.00 1000 98 WW7030 Water/wastewater 103 Schumacher 2/35 amp charger 766 80.00 1001 60 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 104 Grey metal head and foot board 732 5.00 1001 92 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 105 Truck Box w/plexi clipboard on top and lock 592 20.00 1001 38 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 106 Windsor sensor S12 upright vacuum 732 5.00 1001 92 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 107 RL Flomaster plastic spray pump container 227 1.00 1002 49 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 108 Air systems fresh air blower color Honda 4.0 engine 592 60.00 1001 38 WW7020 Water/wastewater 109 Green Groundwork 2 gallon pump sprayer w/shoulder strap 833 10.00 1001 17 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 110 Melnor light green spray safe container 833 10.00 1001 17 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 111 Five point compressed air sprayer 3 gallons 732 10.00 1001 92 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 112 RL Pro Piston backpack sprayer white w/red letters 601 40.00 1000 27 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 113 SOLO red cap back pack sprayer 592 20.00 1001 38 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 114 White LG AC window unit 601 40.00 1000 27 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 115 Silver qty 4 hubcap rims 282 1.00 1001 05 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 116 Lawn mower parts and jack in 2 crates 282 2.00 1001 05 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 117 DeLonghi Room AC upright portable AC unit 804 10.00 1000 19 WW7030 Water/wastewater 118 Square D 5KVA transformer 592 40.00 1001 38 WW7020 Water/wastewater 119 Lincoln arc welder 592 1 75.00 10013 8 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 120 Stihl SG 20 backpack sprayer 561 50.00 1000 78 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 121 Paint sprayer horizontal on stand w/hose 714 1 10.00 10006 9 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 122 Honda EG 5000 Generator 504 2 75.00 10024 0 SS3494 Streets & Stormwater 123 Paint sprayer vertical on stand w/hose 623 35.00 1001 99 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 124 Gold Medal Popcorn machine 745 1 50.00 10024 6 CC1080 Convention Center C-U-S BUSINESS SYSTEMS - State of the Art Auction Software CHUPPS AUCTION COMPANY Page 2 8470 W 580 RD Printed:05/28/2018 20:47 INOLA OK 74036 (918) 543-6601 www.chuppsauction.com Lot Sales Report for Auction:City of Tulsa 5.19.18 LotNum Description Buyer Price Grp Invno Seller 125 APVV Wyott Popcorn machine 862 1 00.00 10008 9 CC1080 Convention Center 126 Sulfur dioxide gasket/chlorine emergency kit 100/150 lb 515 30.00 1001 77 WW7020 Water/wastewater 127 Amana heat/air window unit 601 55.00 1000 27 ZOO1080 Zoo 128 Hampton Bay window AC model HBLG12H 836 25.00 1001 69 ZOO1080 Zoo 129 Volleyball nets qty 2 and post pads 34 60.00 1000 94 PR1080 Park & Rec 130 Revere Control Systems Control Panel-Type 4XE-92-480 Volts 308 70.00 1000 98 WW7030 Water/wastewater 131 Black metal brackets for shelving 227 2 10.00 10024 9 WW7020 Water/wastewater 132 Murray 30in riding mower color black 592 1 00.00 10013 8 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 133 Manitowoc hydraulic lift w/components-red 739 1 00.00 10023 5 AM8030 Asset Management 134 Ridgid Kollmann Water Jetter 2750psi 592 2 75.00 10013 8 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 135 National Auger cable unit w/foot pump model 30687 772 65.00 1001 23 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 136 Gas powered pressure washer on wheels 623 60.00 1001 99 WW7020 Water/wastewater 137 Honda 11.0 power washer 592 2 00.00 10013 8 CC1080 Convention Center 138 Yard Machines lawn mower 525 35.00 1001 53 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 139 Toro SR4 push mower 539 35.00 1001 52 TFD1080 Fire 140 Wood handled Sickle 227 2.00 1002 49 WW7020 Water/wastewater 141 Honda Billy Goat quiet vac w/bag 592 2 00.00 10013 8 AM1080 Asset Management 142 Ratiometric scale technology 1090 ST 862 30.00 1000 89 AM8030 Asset Management 143 Robinair CoolTech AC servicing machine 34788 523 4 00.00 10023 1 AM8030 Asset Management 144 TRANE AC unit mfr date 7/2006 657 75.00 1002 00 WW7030 Water/wastewater 145 General floor buffer w/approx 2 pads 862 60.00 1000 89 TFD1080 Fire 146 Doman supervapor 8 on wheels 510 1 60.00 10013 2 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 147 CNG tank and westport cover on chair cart 580 1 75.00 10022 2 AM1080 Asset Management 148 Black metal animal cage for SUV 649 1 35.00 10016 5 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 149 Silver diamond metal animal cage 592 3 25.00 10013 8 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff C-U-S BUSINESS SYSTEMS - State of the Art Auction Software CHUPPS AUCTION COMPANY Page 3 8470 W 580 RD Printed:05/28/2018 20:47 INOLA OK 74036 (918) 543-6601 www.chuppsauction.com Lot Sales Report for Auction:City of Tulsa 5.19.18 LotNum Description Buyer Price Grp Invno Seller 150 Honda GX 390 air compressor 592 4 00.00 10013 8 AM8030 Asset Management 151 Blue bathroom divider panels 504 5.00 1002 40 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 152 Green and orange heavy duty shelving w/plywood board shelves 637 8 75.00 10000 4 THA1080 Tulsa Housing Authority 153 Pallet box of security cameras and parts 515 25.00 1001 77 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 154 Clarke EXT 2100 floor cleaner 812 5.00 1001 29 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 155 Wrangler 2008 AB floor cleaner 812 5.00 1001 29 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 156 Focus floor sweeper 812 3 50.00 10012 9 PR1080 Park & Rec 157 Grey metal open shelf unit approx 7ft tall 401 40.00 1002 23 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 158 Grey metal open shelf unit approx 7ft tall 401 40.00 1002 23 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 159 CEIA walk thru metal detector pale blue 890 20.00 1001 83 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 160 Sentrie walk thru metal detector light grey 890 20.00 1001 83 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 161 Werner Wooden ladder over 12ft high 706 20.00 1002 45 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 162 Yellow Bradley emergency shower and eye wash stations qty 3 622 80.00 1001 48 WW7020 Water/wastewater 163 Security Gate motor w/ grey hard plastic cover 649 1 50.00 10016 5 AM8030 Asset Management 164 Briggs/Stratton gas powered motor mountable 805 17.50 1001 57 TFD1080 Fire 165 Pallet of gray/black metal interior vehicle door cages/panels and a heavy plastic gas tank 860 10.00 1001 02 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 166 BOSCH WBE4220 S30 Wheel balancer on pallet w/box of parts 613 3 00.00 10024 4 AM8030 Asset Management 167 Wood ladder approx 8ft plus 706 17.50 1002 42 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 168 Wood ladder approx 8ft plus 706 17.50 1002 42 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 169 Table/cabinet laminated tops and panels approx qty 10 504 1.00 1002 40 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 170 Steel 2 door flammable liquid storage cabinet 805 75.00 1001 57 TFD1080 Fire 171 Tahoe push bumpers 4 large on pallet 592 1 25.00 10013 8 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 172 Tahoe push bumpers 2 small 860 70.00 1001 02 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 173 Head and tail lights for GMC truck 890 20.00 1001 83 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff C-U-S BUSINESS SYSTEMS - State of the Art Auction Software CHUPPS AUCTION COMPANY Page 4 8470 W 580 RD Printed:05/28/2018 20:47 INOLA OK 74036 (918) 543-6601 www.chuppsauction.com Lot Sales Report for Auction:City of Tulsa 5.19.18 LotNum Description Buyer Price Grp Invno Seller 174 Whelen light bars -federal signal light bars- vehicle consoles- misc lights- ram 840 5 25.00 10006 5 AM1080 mounts-various equipment pieces on pallet Asset Management 175 Tahoe and Silverado center console seat parts on 2 pallets 652 2 00.00 10008 0 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 176 Tahoe door side panels on 2 pallets 510 20.00 1001 32 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 177 Silver metal Ridgid air duct louvers approx 3 pieces 308 7.50 1000 98 WW7020 Water/wastewater 178 Parts of doors and jambs w/various metal pieces 282 2.00 1001 05 AM1080 Asset Management 179 ProGard Police Rifle Racks G5510 Lockable NIB qty 3 NIB w/ box of hardware 649 35.00 1001 65 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 180 Go Rhino truck extreme racks in box qty 2 860 30.00 1001 02 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 181 Jotto Desk gun racks NIB qty 6 649 50.00 1001 65 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 182 Jotto Desk Gun racks qty 2 NIB 805 5.00 1001 57 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 183 Jotto Desk Gun racks qty 2 NIB 890 12.50 1001 83 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 184 Jotto Desk center plate for cage in box 282 1.00 1001 05 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 185 Jotto Desk center plate for cage in box 282 1.00 1001 05 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 186 Jotto Desk cage in box cargo barrier 890 5.00 1001 83 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 187 Jotto Desk cage in box cargo barrier 890 5.00 1001 83 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 188 Jotto Desk cage in box cargo barrier 890 5.00 1001 83 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 189 Truck vault Storage crate for back end of vehicle 618 60.00 1002 04 TFD1080 Fire 190 Truck vault Storage crate for back end of vehicle 657 15.00 1002 00 TFD1080 Fire 191 Truck vault Storage crate for back end of vehicle 657 15.00 1002 00 TFD1080 Fire 192 Delta white metal lockable storage box 618 30.00 1002 04 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 193 Blue metal pump stand/base w/90 degree elbow 603 15.00 1002 21 WW7030 Water/wastewater 194 Hussman Open top freezer 601 65.00 1000 27 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 195 Hussman Open top freezer 866 65.00 1000 47 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 196 Weirket Grey metal 2 door cabinet 282 1.00 1001 05 WW7020 Water/wastewater 197 Pickup Bed Cover on pallet 649 50.00 1001 65 TCS0001 Tulsa County Sheriff 198 Morlite
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