Stuffer suction cup feet.
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If anyone is on the fence about the suction cup feet don’t be. They work great. I have the Walton’s 11 lb stuffer and I put them on before I did my last batch of brats. I did 25 lbs of brats and they firmly kept the stuffer anchored to my formica countertop. It was much better than clamping it down. The feet made it super easy to do by myself.
ND Mike I agree with you 100%. They are a must have for the 11lb stuffer. Even if you aren’t running the stuffer by yourself.
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I agree, they do work great on the stuffer.
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If anyone is on the fence about the suction cup feet don’t be. They work great. I have the Walton’s 11 lb stuffer and I put them on before I did my last batch of brats. I did 25 lbs of brats and they firmly kept the stuffer anchored to my formica countertop. It was much better than clamping it down. The feet made it super easy to do by myself.
ND Mike i need to get some.
Isaiah 5:22 Woe to those who are heroes at drinking wine and champions at mixing drinks
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Tex_77 yes you do! They are awesome!
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joewkolp right through Waltons.
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I agree, I got some for my 15lb stuffer and they held it firm, I like them better than clamping it down. They are really large and high quality.
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I will have to measure the placement. I hav 4x4 " tile counter and the feet may extend over the edges and loose suction.
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I put the suction cups on my Walton’s 11lb. stuffer and they work great. However, I was wondering how everyone else who has done this stores their stuffer. Do you still store it vertically or have you switched to storing it horizontally (laying down)?
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I put the suction cups on my Walton’s 11lb. stuffer and they work great. However, I was wondering how everyone else who has done this stores their stuffer. Do you still store it vertically or have you switched to storing it horizontally (laying down)?
Bob Stehlik I just remove the suction cups each time and store it in the box it came in, horizontally.
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I cut dowels of various sizes to clean stuffer horns. I store my processing gear in a cabinet. The stuffer is on the top shelf horizontal and I simply put my largest dowel under the botten edge of the stuffer so the suction cups don’t bear the weight.
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I put the suction cups on my Walton’s 11lb. stuffer and they work great. However, I was wondering how everyone else who has done this stores their stuffer. Do you still store it vertically or have you switched to storing it horizontally (laying down)?
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To store upright I just set it on a piece of cloth
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glen duuude… why didn’t I think of that? Lol, I have a butterknife I was leaving with it to pop the feet when I moved it. Now I feel dumb for not sitting it on a towel lol. Thx!
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glen duuude… why didn’t I think of that? Lol, I have a butterknife I was leaving with it to pop the feet when I moved it. Now I feel dumb for not sitting it on a towel lol. Thx!
Dave in AZ You’re welcome, it was one of those lightbulb moments when I was racking my brain for a solution to the cups sticking when I didn’t want them to
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