!!!WITHDRAWN!!! - Yang-Chia 500g Sample Drum Roaster - Sydney - Runs on gas

[jatzntan]

Making space and this sample roaster needs to go

500g capacity, runs on gas bottle which is great for roasting outside or on a deck etc

I'm very happy with this roaster but as our business has changed, we have moved to a new warehouse with out the allowance for fluing (we wanted to sample roast inside) hence the roaster is sitting there looking pretty, but not being used

Originally cost over $5K. I have instructions, profile sheets and whatever came with it. It works as a proper drum roaster would with electric cooling tray (very fast bean cooling), cyclone for chaff collection, variable gas and extraction fan settings and an electrical temp display complete with alarm settings. I have never used the alarm setting so couldn't tell you how to program them but its all in the instructions

The roaster itself hasn't done much roasting - I would say between 30-40 batches over 2 years. Pity to see it go but no point keeping it if its not getting any use

Not sure what fair price is but I'll throw it out there at $4000

I am located in Sydney

[Logga]

Nice roaster, shouldn't last long at that price. GLWS

[Pretzal]

I see the stated capacity is 500gram but I'd be interested to know what is the maximum capacity it is capable of roasting and also what the sweet spot capacity is? These look like very well put together units I must say.

[jatzntan]

500g is the max capacity stated on the paperwork. I think it could take a bit more but then when it dumps to the cooling tray, its looks reasonably full. I don't roast less than 400g and prefer to roast 500g

[coffeechris]

Having seen these in the flesh, running and doing roasts ona few different occasions I can say they can do a full stated 500g amount. On all occasions i can also say there was not any sign of struggling to get enough heat intot and through the roast. Great little machine for what they are.

Cheers,

Chris

[jatzntan]

Hi mods, please withdraw....thank you