looking for a plastic drum mixer for blending beans

[jimbo]

does any one have a used, good condition, plastic drum bean mixer. The cement mixer style. does any one know of a good source for new ones?
Thanks.

 

[topher]

Small & Medium
or your local grainger
http://www.grainger.com/product/KUSHLAN-PRODUCTS-White-Food-Grade-Mixer-2DCL5?s_pp=false&picUrl=//static.grainger.com/rp/s/is/image/Grainger/2DCL5_AS03?$smthumb$
hope this helps..

 

[topher]

oh I just thought of another one...depends where you are located though. I have a friend who is selling all of his equipment. He has a mixer in is inventory.

 

[jimbo]

Thanks Topher.I'm about 1.5 hrs from Vegas. I'll check Grainger down there. Where is your friend located?

 

[Music_Geek]

If, by someone selling off all of his equipment, you mean you know someone selling a roaster... we're very much on the hunt.

 

[expat]

How about mixing in your roaster?

 

[PinkRose]

How about mixing in your roaster?

I had and go back and read the original post. I thought he was looking for a drum to blend flavors into the roasted beans, but I was mistaken. That's what I get for speed reading through the posts.

 

[IslandRoast]

I got the same machine topher listed at Home Depot for about $100 cheaper than Grainger, had to have it shipped to the store and pick it up. But, $100 is a $100

 

[jimbo]

Thank you guys. Home depot does have it online...surprisingly enough. As for Using the roaster itself to blend, I have had it suggested to use the cooling tray while roasting, but this could get hectic and problematic if not timed right. I could use the drum before I heat it up, or on days I don't roast. But I think for speed and safety safety's sake, having a designated mixer would be the preferred method....or just keep doing it by hand. Thank you all for your input.