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Here is a most rare opportunity.  We can finish out the machine - or you can - as it is missing the burners in the back - as it will require 6 "pancake burners" on a common manifold - and we have some ideas on how to accomplish this . . . for to get this total classic is so rare - I know of 3 of them in North America and that is it.  The bottom of the machine operates as the chaff collector.  We did one of these years ago and placed it at an angle in a corner with mirrors behind it - so that the spinning wheel and the visible flames from those burners - quite a show.  For the last 20 years this machine has been sitting in a warehouse covered up - so it has had zero use.  Before that, it was used as a display item for several years and before that . . . it actually roasted coffee and worked perfectly as they used it daily some 25 years ago and the burners were lost in the high temp painting process during that display time . . . so the gas train will have to be all new.

Total unique concept . . . the entire cooler rotates as the machine is running as the scraper and brush activities are fixed. Besides the fact that this machine stands alone of any in the world doing that movement . . . as you see both the wheel turning in the back and the cooler turning in the front . . . some people over in Europe even put their company name on the cooler in order to have a visual reminder in branding??? Not sure of that concept but it does create something at least interesting.

The measurements are:

• Takes up a space of about 2.5' wide and 5' deeo
  
• Base to top of fly wheel 54"
• Base to top of drum 52"
• Base to top of cooler 31"
• Width of cooler 28"
• Size of plate on floor: 19" wide, 29" long to plate on fly wheel

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