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Most of the older slicers haven't had the best of care. Berkel and Hobart are usually not lubricated properly and the adjustment mechanism is gummed up. I've had to use a torch and a dead blow plastic hammer to loosen up the gauge plate rods. Best part is there's still a wealth of new old stock...
That's still kinda high for a used slicer. My first 1612 Hobart was $150. It burned up in my house fire. I bought a 1712 Hobart a couple years ago for $700. I also bought a Berkel for 250 but later sold it for the same price. Facebook Marketplace is good. Craigslist is another good resource...
The regular Bradleys are only half built. I ran a dual element controlled by an Auber PID that could do everything. Hot smoke, cold smoke (kinda) and ran rock solid.
I've done several buckboard bacon smokes. I tend to buy boneless butts when they go on sale, then use this stuff (Moo Goo) to seal the meat into one solid piece after curing and before smoking
I have 3. The Mavic 3 Classic, Mini 3 Pro, and a little Potensic Atom 3-axis. All are fun to fly and are solid flyers. Sometimes I'll just take the little Potensic because it's light, takes great 4k video and the kit is lighter than the Mini 3 Pro.
But, why manhandle it when you can put it on a cart and wheel it anywhere in the house?
BUT, if you do this, there's no manhandling of anything, just guiding it to wherever
I find that 3 weeks in the cure does the trick for me. We put up about 35-40 pounds every other month and sell it. Smoke it for about 5 hours @190 degrees, wrap and finish it off in the oven.
We've been going to Cozumel for years now. Couple of years back we took the ferry across to PDC. Streets are crazy full with pushy vendors. We ate lunch then hit the ferry back to Cozumel. We've seen PDC and have no desire to go back
Sliced up 17 pounds of sliced Canadian bacon, vacuum packed, then vacuum packed 10 pounds of fresh pecans. They'll be used througout the year along with about 6 pounds of 2022 pecans.
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