Roaster for Sale

[odysea]

So, I bought a "5kg" roaster to upgrade from the sample roaster I was using for the local farmers market. When I got it home from the coffee supply store I bought it from, it didn't work. Spent a couple thousand bucks getting it overhauled professionally by a roaster repair company in Tampa. It is now functional, but in the meantime the farmers market closed down and it roasts nowhere near the 5kg I was told and wanted.

Realistically, it is best used for around 1lb at a time, getting to first crack at 350 degrees in 12-13 minutes once up to temperature. Electric, runs on 120 volt / 30amp. It's 3 feet tall from the top of the hopper to floor, 2 feet long from back to front of cooling tray, and 22 inches from the edge of the control panel across to the other side.

Give me a call with questions, or leave a message here. 321 961 2752. Asking $4000 or best offer. I am in Melbourne, Florida.

 

[PinkRose]

Hi odysea,

Please post a message here when the roaster is sold. That way, people won't keep asking about it.

Do you have the make/model number or any other information that would be helpful?

Rose

 

[JumpinJakJava]

Sorry for you on both accounts! Sounds like it never was a "5K". All that investment and no market.
From someone with a PhD form the "school of hard knocks". Believe me, I have paid my tuition and then some.
We learn, endure, and move on. Hopefully all regrets will tuck their tails and head to the horizon.

 

[odysea]

Thanks Jumpin JakJava. Live and learn. It is great for a hobbyist, but unfortunately I already have another for that!

Pinkrose, I will be sure to do so. It was a custom build for the original owner.

 

[redlandroaster]

Electric, runs on 120 volt / 30amp.

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That sounds strange. Single pole, 30 AMP, 120VAC???