Just bought the 4200 at a feed store. Just bought this turner here. Sure hope it works well everyone. I am counting on your answers that it does.
618637
Works like a champ make sure that you put the thermometer on top of the eggs and the temperature control is a little touchy but other than that I've had no problems
618638
They work great. Be careful when you switch out the trays. Remove the motor. Awesome trays.
618639
I am happy with it. . . it is a little difficult to remove the motor and exchange them, just take your time. The one thing that you have to monitor closely is that the motor on the turner does heat up. . . pay attention to the temperature so that it doesn't overheat. The humidity is high enough where I live that if completely remove both plugs. In the winter, I may just take out one.
1514162
i hope so, i just bought one yesterday at staples. what a great deal they had on it, couldnt pass it up. with all those features for that price i couldnt pass it up. ill update once i get it in. i had to order it at the store because they were out of stock.
1881448
As noted by the others who commented, the Manual Lever works well and is directly attached to the Carb for throttle control. The Lever on this model hasn't changed since the initial model. In regards to the Lever to raise and lower the Blade and the mechanical arm components, I have the same model from the early seventies that continues to function well. I also have this newer model. As noted this is a great edger and 90% the same as the original. The Edgers at the big box hardware stores are all garbage in comparision.
1722096
I think mine was the same but it works like a charm...very impressed..glad I purchased the unit
775639
I have the 886 and it works great for me on the various jobs I have used it for around the house. It does have a variable speed so you can control the speed yourself. This works fine for me. I believe the 3 speed on the 895 model is better suited for commercial applications where you want to have the rpm set for a particular range. I will tell you this the brushless motor in both of these models is fantastic...the battery charge lasts a long time. Hope this helps you.
1029469
Interesting question. You might try the Taylor site. My past experience has been that the calibration isn't correct if it is replaced. My friend upgraded to this unit when his failed. I will probably follow suit. ChefAlarm by ThermoWorks - (Red)
84544
Hello, Have reviews on both models on Amazon. Had a bunch of trouble with the standard model, and no trouble with version 2. The version 2 has a lot more metal parts in the rotor head and tail, and digital tail servo which is much more responsive. Please see both reviews. So far I would say the version 2 is worth the extra money. Good day!
490994
Perhaps we will find out which is apt to burn out from both our experiences with our particular model. I really do not know which is apt to burn out more quickly. You could be right in your opinion, we do not know yet. I use my grinder perhaps twice a year. When I do, I process a few hundred pounds of meat. Last year was the first time I used an electric grinder and the 3000 is the first that I have owned. Its performance was excellent. Only time will tell if it holds up. Good luck!
1255408
I really enjoy mine, very easy to use. Not sure where you're located but just run down to Wal-Mart, Staples, Best Buy and you can get one very inexpensively.
771073
I bought a box several months ago with the number "140501" on it and it worked wonderfully. German roaches are a pain in the neck in Florida and the first use wiped them out. Two months later I did a small repeat at the trouble spots just in case and haven't seen one since. I think the number is for the manufacturer, not the ex date. Just saying. Don't think you'll regret buying this product.
456373
The speed adjustment on mine works beutifully though I have trouble balancing material, speed, blade tension, and material feed rate. On occasion the motor bogs at low speed in which case I have to back off, let it regain speed, then feed the material more slowly. My greatest wish is for an easier blade change mechanism.
241785
Yes, I checked the model number on the bottom and this is model #1113. I use it about twice a month for about 10 pounds of meat each time. It has performed better than I ever expected with ease, speed, and dependability. My daughter owns the same model and it has performed well for her for almost 3 years of heavy use. Neither of us have had any trouble with the gears, however they do include a spare in case it is needed.
441295
Printed on the side of mine: FLUKE 62 MINI IR THERMOMETER. Dunno difference in specifications between AR550 vs 62, all I know is for my application -- cooking perfect pancakes -- it works quite well.
305207
I own an artisan 810. It works great for us, we have had for over two years (we think).
1817540
I bought the Cuinart BRK 200, today at Tuesday morning for 59.00. Its their 50% off all marked down items. After reading all of the blogs on this oven I can't wait to cook!Tuesday morning sale ends Sunday. I may have been luck I found one!
338489
I just bought a Cuisinart Elite 14 FP yesterday. I will post my feedback once I put it to the test. I also subscribe to Consumer Reports and Cuisinart rated #1 on food processors.
812150
Get on the internet and get the instructions for the cc-rd430dw. They are on-line. I found those instructions to be complete and easy to follow. As others have observed, the instructions with the 410 unit are incomplete. I assume that the 420 instructions are also incomplete because, as I understand the 420, it also does not come with the heart rate sensor.