Help Please: Looking for a roaster- 3kg and above and made in the USA

[Countrycoop]

Thank you for the information.

 

[mayrangcaphe]

How abt a vietnamese coffee roaster, although shipping cost may matter, but for sure the total value will much more cheaper than US ones; imagine ex-work price is only around 3k/roaster-30kg to 60kg/batch;
with 30kg, you can roast 5kg or even 1 kg very easily
Thank you...
my site is mayrangcaphe . org

 

[Countrycoop]

Thank you for replying but I am look at coffee roasters made in the USA.

 

[Musicphan]

FYI - the Mill City Roasters are not US made either..

 

[Countrycoop]

I spoke to them a few months ago and the user manuals are not in English what the guy told me for the roasters

 

[Countrycoop]

Does anyone else have review of primo coffee roasters?

 

[Musicphan]

I spoke to them a few months ago and the user manuals are not in English what the guy told me for the roasters

You will find that most of the manuals are pretty much telling you how to turn the thing on (most brands)... the art of roasting takes practice. Roast > Taste > Roast > Taste... I highly suggest dropping for a Quest M3 or similar roaster with manual controls and really learn how to drive a small roaster and cup each batch of coffee.

 

[Countrycoop]

Thank you for replying.

 

[MillCityRoasters]

I spoke to them a few months ago and the user manuals are not in English what the guy told me for the roasters

I think you are confused. All of our documentation is in English. We're also now in charge of all sales, service, and warranty and tech support worldwide. We'll have three machines at Roasters Guild Retreat in August if you want to say "hi".

16th Annual Roasters Guild Retreat ? Roasters Guild

-and, btw, Primo makes a great roaster. I've worked on both Diedrich and Primo and while Diedrich is probably slightly more refined, I personally prefer the Primo as having more heat on tap for profiling, more airflow, and a better cooling tray.

 

[Countrycoop]

Thank you for your reply but still looking for usa made.

 

[Redswing]

I have a 6lb SanFranciscan I am considering selling in order to purchase a bigger roaster. It was built in 2004, and was refurbished by the people at Coffee Per (they are the SanFranciscan builders) 3 years ago when another customer of theirs traded it in to buy another roaster. What is the price range you are looking to spend? I would consider selling it for around $13,000.

 

[Countrycoop]

Thank you for replying. That roaster is 17k brand new so I could pay anywhere near that sorry.

 

[Redswing]

If you change your mind, PM me. Like me, you may experience that finding a good roaster for sale is not easy.

 

[Countrycoop]

Thank you again for replying and good luck selling it.