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Two Grinders - La Pavoni & Fiorenzato- Get Both for $250!
Two used grinders for sale
The first is a La Pavoni Coffee Grinder with Semi-Automatic Controls
* Manufactured in Italy
* Grinds 13.2 Pounds (6 Kg) per Hour
* Doses about 7 grams upon pull of the lever
* Removable Grind Catch Tray
* Large Removable Hopper with Built-In Bean Stopper **The hopper is slightly cracked, but I just put a bit of tape on it and it worked fine.
* Black & Silver
* Burr Diameter: ~2.5 inches (63.5 cm) ** only an approximation.
I purchased both of these used & although they have both worked great for me (put caff in the pavoni & decaf in the Fiorenzato) I really have no idea about what kind of shape their burrs are in.
The second is a Fiorenzato grinder that seems to be an older model of the Fiorenzato Doge 63 Commercial Espresso Grinder, at least in styling anyway. It also features a pull out ground catcher & a side tamper (although I took it off by unscrewing it from underneath)
* Manufactured in Italy
* Doses about 7 grams upon pull of the lever
* Removable Grind Catch Tray
* Large Removable Hopper with Built-In Bean Stopper *
* Black & Silver
I'm asking $250. for both of them plus the cost of shipping. I would be happy to calculate estimated shipping charges based on your location if you are interested.
Cheers!
The first is a La Pavoni Coffee Grinder with Semi-Automatic Controls
* Manufactured in Italy
* Grinds 13.2 Pounds (6 Kg) per Hour
* Doses about 7 grams upon pull of the lever
* Removable Grind Catch Tray
* Large Removable Hopper with Built-In Bean Stopper **The hopper is slightly cracked, but I just put a bit of tape on it and it worked fine.
* Black & Silver
* Burr Diameter: ~2.5 inches (63.5 cm) ** only an approximation.
I purchased both of these used & although they have both worked great for me (put caff in the pavoni & decaf in the Fiorenzato) I really have no idea about what kind of shape their burrs are in.
The second is a Fiorenzato grinder that seems to be an older model of the Fiorenzato Doge 63 Commercial Espresso Grinder, at least in styling anyway. It also features a pull out ground catcher & a side tamper (although I took it off by unscrewing it from underneath)
* Manufactured in Italy
* Doses about 7 grams upon pull of the lever
* Removable Grind Catch Tray
* Large Removable Hopper with Built-In Bean Stopper *
* Black & Silver
I'm asking $250. for both of them plus the cost of shipping. I would be happy to calculate estimated shipping charges based on your location if you are interested.
Cheers!
Tags: fiorenzato, grinder, la, pavoni
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Permalink Reply by edandclaud on -
Are these grinders still available? And if so what would be shipping to Manchester, NH. Thanks Claudia
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Permalink Reply by Dominique Mccall on -
I still have the La Pavoni if you're interested. Give me a call at 206-419-6189. - Dominique
edandclaud said:Are these grinders still available? And if so what would be shipping to Manchester, NH. Thanks Claudia
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Permalink Reply by Jack Bunn on
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Hi there. I'm interested in the La Pavoni grinder. Let me know if it's still for sale. thanks.
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Permalink Reply by Dominique Mccall on
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Sorry for you but I just sold it on eBay for $277! Yahoo!
Jack Bunn said:Hi there. I'm interested in the La Pavoni grinder. Let me know if it's still for sale. thanks.
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