very simple if you use an electric with a step foot lever that is very practical and can be adjusted according to the speed of desire in the settings on the top panel .. very good
I have been touring on ebay and at online sellers wanting to buy this product which is 15 kilograms only unfortunately taxes and shipping to Indonesia are very expensive. Up to 4x the price of the inscription can you help me realize the dream for my beloved wife?
Wondering the same thing. I have the 26 lb electric stuffer and just did my first batch with bratwurst yesterday. Struggled a bit, maybe it was too warm or not enough water. I’m looking to do hotdogs in the near future.
Hi Ben, we responded back then but for some reason it is not showing. The motor on our stuffer is not something that we felt confident enough in to handle the small diameter snack stick stuffing tubes. We tried a few things and found the amount of water we would have had to recommend that someone use would harm the final product. With dryer products the motor wasn't getting a consistent pressure, making stuffing snack sticks very difficult.
I was thinking of buying an electric stuffer, but apprehensive about using it for snack sticks, due to the excessive pressures on the gears and strain on the motor. I told my son, "If you want snack sticks, you can help feed the grinder and we can use the auger to stuff the much smaller casings." The grinder should handle it, no problem. Just a thought.
Good job fellows!! Very informative..
very simple if you use an electric with a step foot lever that is very practical and can be adjusted according to the speed of desire in the settings on the top panel .. very good
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I have been touring on ebay and at online sellers wanting to buy this product which is 15 kilograms only unfortunately taxes and shipping to Indonesia are very expensive. Up to 4x the price of the inscription can you help me realize the dream for my beloved wife?
I am sorry, but shipping to your area of the world from America is very expensive and not something we can currently offer discounts on.
Why wouldn’t the electric stuffer work for the smaller diameter tubes?
Wondering the same thing. I have the 26 lb electric stuffer and just did my first batch with bratwurst yesterday. Struggled a bit, maybe it was too warm or not enough water. I’m looking to do hotdogs in the near future.
Hi Ben, we responded back then but for some reason it is not showing. The motor on our stuffer is not something that we felt confident enough in to handle the small diameter snack stick stuffing tubes. We tried a few things and found the amount of water we would have had to recommend that someone use would harm the final product. With dryer products the motor wasn't getting a consistent pressure, making stuffing snack sticks very difficult.
However, we are looking at making some improvements and hope to have an updated model eventually that will allow for snack sticks.
I was thinking of buying an electric stuffer, but apprehensive about using it for snack sticks, due to the excessive pressures on the gears and strain on the motor. I told my son, "If you want snack sticks, you can help feed the grinder and we can use the auger to stuff the much smaller casings."
The grinder should handle it, no problem. Just a thought.
Do your stuffers have all metal gears?
Yes
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