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Posted by Walt on November 05, 2002 at 04:28:12 from (152.75.96.238):
I know this is the implement page, but didn't see another forum that fit, so hope nobody jumps on me. I was at a farm auction and seen butchering equipment sell for outragious prices. Kettles for $150, grinder $170, sausage stuffers $250. I'm set up to butcher a few pigs a year, I need some replacement equipment, but don't know what happened with these prices, guess all the antique people want this stuff to plant flowers in. Someone told me that a lot of these items are still made. Does anyone know where I can find a butchering kettle near Gettysburg, or maybe a link that has them. Thanks for letting me ask this question. Walt
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