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  • B bocephus

    marzig20 I have my Grandmother’s and my Mom’s pressure cookers, haven’t used them and might need some refurbishment if I ever do use them. I could not throw them out, too much history.

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    GWG8541
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    bocephus I have all of my Mom’s canners and pressure cookers. Like you, I would never get rid of them. I have 2 sisters and a brother who never wanted any of them. I don’t get that mentality, but to each their own.

    “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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      bocephus I have all of my Mom’s canners and pressure cookers. Like you, I would never get rid of them. I have 2 sisters and a brother who never wanted any of them. I don’t get that mentality, but to each their own.

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      GWG8541 My brothers and sisters didn’t want some of the things at first and I kept a lot of things, later they asked about things and I gave them some things. I think it was just that they weren’t thinking about the memories.

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      • B bocephus

        GWG8541 My brothers and sisters didn’t want some of the things at first and I kept a lot of things, later they asked about things and I gave them some things. I think it was just that they weren’t thinking about the memories.

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        bocephus yeah, everyone processes loss and death differently. I guess for some the items bring sadness. I have nothing but fond memories and although I miss my parents daily, it can bring a smile to my face when using the same tools they used to live their lives with.

        “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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        • GWG8541G GWG8541

          bocephus yeah, everyone processes loss and death differently. I guess for some the items bring sadness. I have nothing but fond memories and although I miss my parents daily, it can bring a smile to my face when using the same tools they used to live their lives with.

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          GWG8541 said in Cold pack canned beef:

          bocephus yeah, everyone processes loss and death differently. I guess for some the items bring sadness. I have nothing but fond memories and although I miss my parents daily, it can bring a smile to my face when using the same tools they used to live their lives with.

          Well said

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          • GWG8541G GWG8541

            bocephus yeah, everyone processes loss and death differently. I guess for some the items bring sadness. I have nothing but fond memories and although I miss my parents daily, it can bring a smile to my face when using the same tools they used to live their lives with.

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            GWG8541 I always have my Dad’s hunting knife with me when deer hunting. I don’t use it, just bring it along.

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            • B bocephus

              GWG8541 I always have my Dad’s hunting knife with me when deer hunting. I don’t use it, just bring it along.

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              bocephus thats awesome

              “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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              • B bocephus

                GWG8541 I always have my Dad’s hunting knife with me when deer hunting. I don’t use it, just bring it along.

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                cdavis
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                bocephus just lost my dad 3 weeks ago and day before yesterday I passed his hunting knife 🔪 on to my son. He was so proud to have it and promised to pass it on to his children. He’s 12 so he’ll get to carry it for a while.

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                  bocephus just lost my dad 3 weeks ago and day before yesterday I passed his hunting knife 🔪 on to my son. He was so proud to have it and promised to pass it on to his children. He’s 12 so he’ll get to carry it for a while.

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                  cdavis I have no kids, but I do have a nephew who likes to hunt and one day he will probably get the knife. I am not ready to give it up yet and I don’t think he is responsible enough to get it yet.

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                  • B bocephus

                    marzig20 I have my Grandmother’s and my Mom’s pressure cookers, haven’t used them and might need some refurbishment if I ever do use them. I could not throw them out, too much history.

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                    bocephus Pretty much check the seals and if a gauge get it tested or replaced. If there isn’t any physical damage they should be good to go.

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                    • cdavisC cdavis

                      bocephus just lost my dad 3 weeks ago and day before yesterday I passed his hunting knife 🔪 on to my son. He was so proud to have it and promised to pass it on to his children. He’s 12 so he’ll get to carry it for a while.

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                      cdavis I am sorry, I meant to start with sorry for your loss. I got caught up with the knife being passed on.

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                        bocephus Pretty much check the seals and if a gauge get it tested or replaced. If there isn’t any physical damage they should be good to go.

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                        YooperDog I think if I use them I may have to get new seals and will definitely get gauges checked out. If I ever get my set up I really plan to have a shelf displaying some of the old equipment from my ancestors.

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                        • B bocephus

                          YooperDog I think if I use them I may have to get new seals and will definitely get gauges checked out. If I ever get my set up I really plan to have a shelf displaying some of the old equipment from my ancestors.

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                          bocephus You should be able to get the gauges checked at the county extension office, or they will know where to go. I use Presto canners, and have converted all of mine to weight types, much easier. The weighted jiggler keeps the pressure steady without me fooling with changing the burner to keep the gauge set.

                          If the old canners are All Americans, they don’t even have a seal, just make sure the mating surfaces of the pot and lid aren’t chewed up.

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                            bocephus You should be able to get the gauges checked at the county extension office, or they will know where to go. I use Presto canners, and have converted all of mine to weight types, much easier. The weighted jiggler keeps the pressure steady without me fooling with changing the burner to keep the gauge set.

                            If the old canners are All Americans, they don’t even have a seal, just make sure the mating surfaces of the pot and lid aren’t chewed up.

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                            bocephus
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                            SupplySergeant Thanks for the info, I will look into them deeper.

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                              bocephus You should be able to get the gauges checked at the county extension office, or they will know where to go. I use Presto canners, and have converted all of mine to weight types, much easier. The weighted jiggler keeps the pressure steady without me fooling with changing the burner to keep the gauge set.

                              If the old canners are All Americans, they don’t even have a seal, just make sure the mating surfaces of the pot and lid aren’t chewed up.

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                              marzig20
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                              SupplySergeant said in Cold pack canned beef:

                              bocephus You should be able to get the gauges checked at the county extension office, or they will know where to go. I use Presto canners, and have converted all of mine to weight types, much easier. The weighted jiggler keeps the pressure steady without me fooling with changing the burner to keep the gauge set.

                              I’m interested in how the weighted jiggler works. I just use the weight included from Presto and constantly adjusting as pressure goes up and down, especially during start up.

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                                This link explains it well: https://www.healthycanning.com/presto-pressure-canner-3-piece-regulator-weight/

                                Basically, you replace the safety weight on your gauge style canner with the jiggler set, then as long as you don’t have the stove set too high, the jiggler rocks back and forth and lets out excess steam.

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                                • S SupplySergeant

                                  This link explains it well: https://www.healthycanning.com/presto-pressure-canner-3-piece-regulator-weight/

                                  Basically, you replace the safety weight on your gauge style canner with the jiggler set, then as long as you don’t have the stove set too high, the jiggler rocks back and forth and lets out excess steam.

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                                  SupplySergeant Do you still vent for ten minuets and what pressure does it maintain?

                                  Sorry, your link explains it all. Thank you for the great tip!

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                                    bocephus just lost my dad 3 weeks ago and day before yesterday I passed his hunting knife 🔪 on to my son. He was so proud to have it and promised to pass it on to his children. He’s 12 so he’ll get to carry it for a while.

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                                    cdavis sorry to hear about your Dad. I wish I had some words to help, but there really is nothing that will. Time helps some, but just remember those good times. I was with my dad when he passed last year. I like to think we honor them by the life we live and keeping those traditions alive.

                                    “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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                                    • marzig20M marzig20

                                      SupplySergeant Do you still vent for ten minuets and what pressure does it maintain?

                                      Sorry, your link explains it all. Thank you for the great tip!

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                                      marzig20 No worries, this stuff is critical for your safety!

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                                        marzig20 No worries, this stuff is critical for your safety!

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                                        SupplySergeant look like it works on my 23-quart but my smaller 17-quart isn’t listed. I’ll contact Presto next week.

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                                        • marzig20M marzig20

                                          SupplySergeant look like it works on my 23-quart but my smaller 17-quart isn’t listed. I’ll contact Presto next week.

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                                          marzig20 I used it on my 23 quart, I have two smaller ones that came with jigglers, but I think they are 16 quarts. If it helps any, the jiggler weights are the same on all three!

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