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Duane wrote:Ross at http://www.craftbrewer.com.au is getting them in at the end of next week.
Might have to get me one. Along with a fridgemate.
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Just went to a store in wollongong (commerical kitchen supplies place) and asked about the marga mill (as they had all the pasta machines of the same brand) and they said that they could order it in.

The lady couldn't find the exact price but said from memory it'd be in the $60-70 bracket.

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CTK,

Marga mills used to be around that price 2 years ago, not any more... That's below the current wholesale price direct from the importer.

The modification is very simple, I'll happily help anyone who has one, get the most out of their machine. For a 3 roller mill, they are incredible value.
P.S. they are in stock, but nearly sold out already - new stock won't be till the new year.


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Post by BierMeister »

So if they were worth $60-70 2 years ago what are they worth today?
Sounds like Beer O'clock.
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Post by OldBugman »

Well I saw one in Myer for $60


ofcourse not sure of brand
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Post by ACTbrewer »

Just got a Marga from Ross. Super quick delivery.

If I could work out how to open the adjustment dial cap, I could do the necessary modifications!
Hopefully some calls for help will be answered.

With a grain chute and bucket addition this should be a very good bit of kit.
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ACTbrewer wrote:Just got a Marga from Ross. Super quick delivery.

If I could work out how to open the adjustment dial cap, I could do the necessary modifications!
Hopefully some calls for help will be answered.
You can't remove the cap as such, just tap through spindle from other end & it all comes out - if you want guidance, call me, 07 32877225.

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Thanks Ross, all good once you know how! New hole drilled, now onto the grain chute.

Hopefully I can jag some barra next trip north as well!
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Cortez The Killer wrote:Just went to a store in wollongong (commerical kitchen supplies place) and asked about the marga mill (as they had all the pasta machines of the same brand) and they said that they could order it in.

The lady couldn't find the exact price but said from memory it'd be in the $60-70 bracket.

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I take it back :(
I rang the supplier and they quoted me $121

My g/f has ordered me a Marga from Ross for Xmas last night :D :D :D

Looks like I'm on the way to all grain!

I reckon it'll be about 3-4 months before I'm fully set up - oh well ... patience is a virtue I suppose :)

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YES!!!!!
Got my mill today and will be doing my first AG on the weekend so ill post a thread to let all no how it went WoooooooooHooooooooo :lol: :lol:
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Post by Ed »

Great stuff Leigh. Good luck with it.

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Cheers ed, i had to have a go at it so i went out to the shed before and crushed all the grain for my pilsner, 4.5kg of pilsner malt and 500gm of carapils and it took all of 5 mins so its a winner, im gonna do my first on sunday so ill post all of the notes and let all no how it goes :lol: :cry:
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Lethaldog

How'd did you go with the modifications?

Any tips?

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