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2 DIEDRICH ROASTERS FOR SALE...
I have a IR-40 which looks like new, and a IR-3 which looks like hell. I thought I'd look for offers before I put 'em on Craig's List.
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Permalink Reply by Tom C on -
Mike, I already have an IR-3, but might be in the market for another. It'd be for back of house, so ugly is fine. How's it run? Does it have a profile automation unit or all manual? Floor model, yes? and last, where are you? tks.
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Permalink Reply by Mike Funk on -
Hi Tom,
It is a floor model, without atomation. We are looking for 4500 bucks. Please give me a call to discuss further.
Best Regards,
Mike Funk 480-330-2224 (Arizona)
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Permalink Reply by Dennis on -
The IR-3...still for sale?
When was it built?
Aprox # of hours?
Propane or Gas?
Thanks
Dennis
Cafe Rouge
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Permalink Reply by Kelly T. Smith on -
Is the IR-3 still for sale? Thanks.
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Permalink Reply by Anthony Williams on -
Have you sold the roasters? my email: hypnocoffee@frontiernet.net
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Permalink Reply by Peter Brawn on -
Hi Mike just wondering have you sold the IR40 yet. We have one ourselves and have recently discovered that only 15 were ever built, we also have a 25k Gothot she's as old as me but I'd wager roasts a darn site better than me as well. Cheers Peter
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Permalink Reply by Lisa on -
Are you still looking to sell those roasters. I was laid off and have been looking for work for six months. I am falling behind in everything. I was thinking maybe since I love cooking cooffee perhaps I could sell it to someone. Please let me know. la.bussey@yahoo.com. I am not worried about how it looks just need it to work. Thank you.
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Permalink Reply by geir oglend on -
Hi Mike did you ever sell the IR40 please contact me geir
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Permalink Reply by Joseph Plaugher on -
Do you still have the roasters? I am interested. Please email josephplaugher@gmail.com thanks!
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