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  • J joewkolp

    Where did you purchase the suction cup feet

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    ND Mike
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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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          #14

          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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            • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

              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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              Bob Stehlik I just remove the suction cups each time and store it in the box it came in, horizontally.

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                #17

                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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                • Bob StehlikB Bob Stehlik

                  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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                  Bob Stehlik bocephus I just posted a picture of how I store mine and no need to remove suction cups each time

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                    To store upright I just set it on a piece of cloth

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                    • G glen

                      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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                      • Dave in AZD Dave in AZ

                        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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                        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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