Dakotah Sausage Stuffer


 
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Rex Jackson

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My inquiry is not about a weber, but am trying to make sausages & salami's and I bought this machine 15-20 years ago & never used it!. Now that I am about to use it I find I have lost the piston & O-rings!.
Just wondering if anyone knows where I can purchase them!. I am on 86,000 acres 130km N-west of B ourke in the n-west of N.S.W Australia! thanks!
 
Hey, Rex, welcome!

I've read a bit about these water stuffers, but have never owned or used one myself. I would wager that they aren't using any specially made o-rings, so if you knew the specs, you might be able to source them "locally", or at some sort of industrial supply in NSW somewhere (like a Grainger in the States?) Anyway, if you haven't already, their website is easy to find. If you sent them a note, they may be happy to provide you the specs for the o-rings so that you could source locally and try to get it up and running.

Just a thought!

Rich
 
DanHoo said:
maybe here ?

Dakotah Sausage Stuffer And Jerky Makers Replacement Parts

Dakotah parts are interchangeable with the Dakotah Sausage Stuffer, Dakotah Jerky Maker Pro and the Dakotah Sausage Stuffer And Jerky Maker Combo
www.dakotahsausagestuffer.com www.dakotahsausagestuffer.com
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ChuckO said:
Maybe :unsure:
:ROFLMAO:
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I'm guessing shipping from NY to Australia for what amounts to probably $5 USD of o-rings would be ridiculous, which is why I suggested that they may be open to providing the OD/ID specs of the o-rings for Rex so he could get what he needs for a reasonable cost?

I could be wrong, wouldn't be the first time today! :)

R
 
Rich G said:
I'm guessing shipping from NY to Australia for what amounts to probably $5 USD of o-rings would be ridiculous, which is why I suggested that they may be open to providing the OD/ID specs of the o-rings for Rex so he could get what he needs for a reasonable cost?

I could be wrong, wouldn't be the first time today! :)

R
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It might, but knowing the parts and part numbers is a first step.
 
So is that the piston with the two o-rings in the middle?
That might just be a OEM product.
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