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Industrial Mixer Advise
Industrial Mixer Advise
Am looking for some recommendations, via experience, on a professional
non-hobart but comparative mixer. The 20qt range. Have researched many
brands but have not come across reviews from professionals.
Am familiar with Hobarts.
To be used in an home environment for 100-67% hydrated bread doughs
making 20-22lb batches daily.
Thanks for any help here.
Am looking for some recommendations, via experience, on a professional
non-hobart but comparative mixer. The 20qt range. Have researched many
brands but have not come across reviews from professionals.
Am familiar with Hobarts.
To be used in an home environment for 100-67% hydrated bread doughs
making 20-22lb batches daily.
Thanks for any help here.
Re: Industrial Mixer Advise
"ZerkonX" <ZERKON@zerkonx,net > wrote in message
news:pan.2007.02.03.15.08.52.40673@zerkonx,net ...
> Am looking for some recommendations, via experience, on a professional
> non-hobart but comparative mixer. The 20qt range. Have researched many
> brands but have not come across reviews from professionals.
>
> Am familiar with Hobarts.
>
> To be used in an home environment for 100-67% hydrated bread doughs
> making 20-22lb batches daily.
>
> Thanks for any help here.
Thunderbird is another brand to check out. Less expensive, seems robust but
no personal experience.
"ZerkonX" <ZERKON@zerkonx,net > wrote in message
news:pan.2007.02.03.15.08.52.40673@zerkonx,net ...
> Am looking for some recommendations, via experience, on a professional
> non-hobart but comparative mixer. The 20qt range. Have researched many
> brands but have not come across reviews from professionals.
>
> Am familiar with Hobarts.
>
> To be used in an home environment for 100-67% hydrated bread doughs
> making 20-22lb batches daily.
>
> Thanks for any help here.
Thunderbird is another brand to check out. Less expensive, seems robust but
no personal experience.
Re: Industrial Mixer Advise
ZerkonX wrote:
> Am looking for some recommendations, via experience, on a professional
> non-hobart but comparative mixer. The 20qt range. Have researched many
> brands but have not come across reviews from professionals.
I'm not going to give a review, but I've used the 20 quart Univex. I was
happy. I would have been happier with Hobart.
--
Dave
www .davebbq,com
ZerkonX wrote:
> Am looking for some recommendations, via experience, on a professional
> non-hobart but comparative mixer. The 20qt range. Have researched many
> brands but have not come across reviews from professionals.
I'm not going to give a review, but I've used the 20 quart Univex. I was
happy. I would have been happier with Hobart.
--
Dave
www .davebbq,com
Re: Industrial Mixer Advise
On Sat, 03 Feb 2007 11:35:39 -0800, Dave Bugg wrote:
> I would have been happier with Hobart.
Why is that?
Thanks for the feedback.
On Sat, 03 Feb 2007 11:35:39 -0800, Dave Bugg wrote:
> I would have been happier with Hobart.
Why is that?
Thanks for the feedback.
Re: Industrial Mixer Advise
On Feb 4, 8:08 am, ZerkonX <ZER...@zerkonx,net > wrote:
> On Sat, 03 Feb 2007 11:35:39 -0800, Dave Bugg wrote:
> > I would have been happier with Hobart.
>
> Why is that?
>
> Thanks for the feedback.
If what you are saying that you are mixing a heavy dough you are going
to eat up all of the Chinese clone dough mixers They are all gear
driven like the Hobart the Univex is belt driven and you change gears
while the machine is running but the gear driven models you must stop
the machine while changing gears and that is one of the big problems
that you have with the Hobart and its clones The help gets in a hurry
and you have a problem but you can get parts easy for a Hobart and a
lot of people service them including my company I would buy a used
Hobart mixer before i would buy any thing else new
Ed
On Feb 4, 8:08 am, ZerkonX <ZER...@zerkonx,net > wrote:
> On Sat, 03 Feb 2007 11:35:39 -0800, Dave Bugg wrote:
> > I would have been happier with Hobart.
>
> Why is that?
>
> Thanks for the feedback.
If what you are saying that you are mixing a heavy dough you are going
to eat up all of the Chinese clone dough mixers They are all gear
driven like the Hobart the Univex is belt driven and you change gears
while the machine is running but the gear driven models you must stop
the machine while changing gears and that is one of the big problems
that you have with the Hobart and its clones The help gets in a hurry
and you have a problem but you can get parts easy for a Hobart and a
lot of people service them including my company I would buy a used
Hobart mixer before i would buy any thing else new
Ed
Re: Industrial Mixer Advise
"sharpstore" <onesharpstore@earthlink,net > wrote in message
news:1170612709.989178.198460@a75g2000cwd.googlegroups,com ...
> On Feb 4, 8:08 am, ZerkonX <ZER...@zerkonx,net > wrote:
>> On Sat, 03 Feb 2007 11:35:39 -0800, Dave Bugg wrote:
>> > I would have been happier with Hobart.
>>
>> Why is that?
>>
>> Thanks for the feedback.
>
> If what you are saying that you are mixing a heavy dough you are going
> to eat up all of the Chinese clone dough mixers They are all gear
> driven like the Hobart the Univex is belt driven and you change gears
> while the machine is running but the gear driven models you must stop
> the machine while changing gears and that is one of the big problems
> that you have with the Hobart and its clones The help gets in a hurry
> and you have a problem but you can get parts easy for a Hobart and a
> lot of people service them including my company I would buy a used
> Hobart mixer before i would buy any thing else new
> Ed
>
http :// www .fermag,com /sr/v5i8_sr_mixers.htm
"sharpstore" <onesharpstore@earthlink,net > wrote in message
news:1170612709.989178.198460@a75g2000cwd.googlegroups,com ...
> On Feb 4, 8:08 am, ZerkonX <ZER...@zerkonx,net > wrote:
>> On Sat, 03 Feb 2007 11:35:39 -0800, Dave Bugg wrote:
>> > I would have been happier with Hobart.
>>
>> Why is that?
>>
>> Thanks for the feedback.
>
> If what you are saying that you are mixing a heavy dough you are going
> to eat up all of the Chinese clone dough mixers They are all gear
> driven like the Hobart the Univex is belt driven and you change gears
> while the machine is running but the gear driven models you must stop
> the machine while changing gears and that is one of the big problems
> that you have with the Hobart and its clones The help gets in a hurry
> and you have a problem but you can get parts easy for a Hobart and a
> lot of people service them including my company I would buy a used
> Hobart mixer before i would buy any thing else new
> Ed
>
http :// www .fermag,com /sr/v5i8_sr_mixers.htm
Re: Industrial Mixer Advise
On Mon, 05 Feb 2007 02:30:04 +0000, Gil Faver wrote:
> http :// www .fermag,com /sr/v5i8 sr mixers.htm
Thanks.
On Mon, 05 Feb 2007 02:30:04 +0000, Gil Faver wrote:
> http :// www .fermag,com /sr/v5i8 sr mixers.htm
Thanks.
Re: Industrial Mixer Advise
On Sun, 04 Feb 2007 10:11:50 -0800, sharpstore wrote:
> including my company..
Ok thanks. Do you guys refurbish/rebuild also?
On Sun, 04 Feb 2007 10:11:50 -0800, sharpstore wrote:
> including my company..
Ok thanks. Do you guys refurbish/rebuild also?
