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[frenchblackcopper]

Katy,,he said yesterday he had one identical to the one I bought for sale,but it did not have the engine on it.Call him,or e-mail him directly,as he is the man who designed these and has them made.He also has a copyright on them.

 

[feathersandfluff]

If anyone has any luck tracking down more info on this grinder please let me know. I have been watching for one. Thanks..Dorothy

 

[frenchblackcopper]

Feathersandfluff,,use the information I wrote earlier and call him,he still has a few left,as he does not normally list these on e-bay. I have mine here now,and the workmanship is outstanding,the roller mechanism must weigh close to 50 pounds,it will outlast me in my lifetime. I have yet to use it,as I had 1000 pounds of feed bought just days before he listed this for sale,but by the end of January I plan on trying it out.I believe the model I bought and Honda engine was the last motorized one he had to sell,so if you can still get the grinder-roller-crimper,you can still locate a electric or small gas engine to use to operate this with.This was easily worth $1500 the way I bought it,,,and when you see those antique coffee mill-corn burr mills on e-bay start selling for no less than $300 with a hand crank,,the first time that old cast iron cracks,you just as well throw them away,as I do not know anyone who makes "spare" parts for them,,and I asked several sellers how long it takes to grind a 5 gallon bucket of corn,they told me maybe 10 minutes,,if your arm did not get tired,,,,call him,tell him a buyer from Illinois told you about him,,or let me know,and I will talk to him for you,,
Actually he lives in Tennessee,,you could probably make arrangements to drive and pick one up at his place,let me know how it goes