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Bpeanutter
Joined: 20 Jul 2004
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Location: texas
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| Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2004 8:25 am Post subject: squeezo strainers |
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| hi everybody! i know this is not exactly a gardening question but i use this to process the veggies from my garden. i bought a sqeezo strainer at an estate sale recently. all of the paperwork was with it and it appears to have been sold originaly in 1983 by garden way. i have the tomato screen which came with it originaly but it also had a pumpkin/squash screen and then a berry screen available. when i try to go to the gardenway web site i get troybilt. does anyone have any info on this product or where they might still be marketed? i would appreciate any information you could provide. Thanks, Benita |
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imahic
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| Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2004 2:54 pm Post subject: gardenway-troybilt |
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| Bpeanutter, I was told that troybilt is no longer in business. I went to get some parts for my tiller and the guy told me that mtd had bought out the troybilt name. Since Gardenway and Troybilt were one and the same I assume, maybe someone has bought out the Gardenway name as well. Hope this helps, if any. |
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Bpeanutter
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Location: texas
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| Posted: Thu Jul 22, 2004 7:56 am Post subject: gardenway squeezo strainer |
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| thanks for the info, i did find a website that has parts for the strainer and also found some on E-bay. have you tried the troy-bilt website, it does have cub cadet and other brands on it but maybe it would help. the website i found for the strainers was homestead helpers of vermont, very interesting if you do a lot of canning and preserving. |
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