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I'm tired of my old POS vertical stuffer

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    Pretty sweet modification I would say.

    Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks

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      Having a tool and die maker for a father helps a lot, he made everything. As far as favorite snack stick have only done 6 each 12.5 different batches and have been doing blind taste tests with friends on the last 4 batches to try and get it nailed down, but I think my personal favorite is pepper snack or pepper snack with cheddar cheese, although Hot Italian were pretty good also. The great thing is I have not had anything but they are way better than store bought.

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        If you are having a problem with your stuffer gasket leaking and air problems I just rebuilt my stuffer plate, I got our local hydraulic shop in town to measure my cylinder diameter to figure out the right size food grade O-ring and then had our local machine shop cut the correct grove for the O-ring to fit and I also had them machine a hole in the stuffer plate to install an F Dick Air bleader to eliminate excess air. Just did 50 lb snack sticks and not a sign of blow by, what a difference from my old gasket set up.

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        akdave Thanks for the info, that looks like a great set up. Its nice to have a site where meat heads, and I don’t mean my son in law, lol can share ideas.

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          I attribute most of my recent successes in making sausage and snack sticks to what I have learned from this group. Remember The School Of Hard Knocks is Only Successful if YOU SURVIVE!!!

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            akdave Awesome old stuffer and good mods but I think we are all missing the real highlight of those pics…is that really your view? Look at those mountains!!! Living in Kansas I quite literally dream of Mountains like that from time to time!

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            • s.a.mS s.a.m

              I also have a off brand stuffer, the weak spot of it was the cheap plastic piston would deform and blow out the gasket, made up a nice thick aluminum piston and solved the gasket blow out problem!

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              @s-a-m
              I had my old stuffer plate modified for my stuffer and it works great, but if it had not my next step is do what you did and have a new aluminum one made. I also bought a air bleeder for a F Dick German stuffer and had it installed in my stuffer plate, It really helps in reloading the suffer as it alows air in when retracting the plate to reload.

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                @s-a-m
                I had my old stuffer plate modified for my stuffer and it works great, but if it had not my next step is do what you did and have a new aluminum one made. I also bought a air bleeder for a F Dick German stuffer and had it installed in my stuffer plate, It really helps in reloading the suffer as it alows air in when retracting the plate to reload.

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                akdave yes the air bleeders are nice, swapped the one out of my old piston and put it in the new one we built.

                The mountains do look nice!

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                  3rd day in a row that we had to plow driveway and about 6-8" of blowing snow each day. Forecast is to snow all day, no snow machining today

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                    3rd day in a row that we had to plow driveway and about 6-8" of blowing snow each day. Forecast is to snow all day, no snow machining today

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                    akdave
                    I’m remembering last February when I plowed 26 of 28 days. Argh. Actually hit 46 today. T-shirt and shorts weather around here.

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                      akdave
                      I’m remembering last February when I plowed 26 of 28 days. Argh. Actually hit 46 today. T-shirt and shorts weather around here.

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                      PapaSop
                      plowing wasn’t the bad part today had to dig my 8’ snow machine sled out from under 3’ of snow and of course it was frozen to the ground, Thank God for Handy Man Jacks

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                      • craigriceC craigrice

                        ggillis having the correct amt. of water will help with stuffing also don’t try to go to fast you are creating pressure when you force the meat through the smaller output from the larger tube crank it a little and let the volume of the mix catchup to the output

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                        craigrice Use my fathers test. Make a small meatball. When you close your hand to a fist the sausage should ozz out between your fingers. If not add more water.

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