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Apple Cider Press
“I built this hydraulic cider press for next to nothing,” says Greg Krush, Ft. Collins, Colo. “I use an electric-operated garbage disposal to crush apples, and a hydraulic-powered press to squeeze out the juice.”
The garbage disposal mounts on one side of the press and shoots the minced apples into a f
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Apple Cider Press FARM HOME Food “I built this hydraulic cider press for next to nothing ” says Greg Krush Ft Collins Colo “I use an electric-operated garbage disposal to crush apples and a hydraulic-powered press to squeeze out the juice ”
The garbage disposal mounts on one side of the press and shoots the minced apples into a food-grade slatted bucket that’s lined with cheese cloth Krush places a wooden lid and a board over the chopped apples and then slides the bucket under the press to squeeze the juice out The press consists of a steel plate attached to a hydraulic cylinder that operates off a 12-volt Tommy hydraulic lift pump
The juice then flows out of the bucket and onto the press’s sloped floor From there it flows down a channel and into another bucket placed on the ground
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Greg Krush 4605 East Co Rd 58 Ft Collins Colo 80524 ph 970 568-9896; gregkrush@cs com
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