Needs some O-Rings. Dad gave me an idea to inject a little BBQ Sauce into sausage. This thing sure can create some mack daddy channels. Has a little tarnishing.
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O rings would be a easy come by -
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Dang, haven't seen one of those in a long time! I'm sure Harbor Freight has the right size O-rings, not sure you'd want to use them though!
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Old school #beastmode
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Yep, O-rings are readily available. Just take that injector apart, clean it up, shouldn't take more than a few minutes, and get som new O-rings in there. Should be as good as new, and work for years.Comment
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Nice!
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I use a couple that are very similar.Comment
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Funny thing, the plunger is actually leather.Comment
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Cool! Like to see it in use.Comment
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Looks medieval .... emphasis on evil...Comment
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Got the old leather off of the plunger end. Now it's just a matter of setting up O-Rings. I'm still amazed at how much hot metal I think I can still pick up with my bare hands.
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Bingo. I can screw the outside disc in and out to expand and contract the O-ring for the best fit.
Last edited by Jerod Broussard; July 21, 2018, 12:23 PM.Comment
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I have a similar, but brand new BEAST INJECTOR. I used it for the first time today to inject 17 lb pork shoulder from Costco. I used a different needle that had holes spaced up and down the sides. Directions say to slowly pull the needle out as you gently squeeze the plunger. This works well unless you pull too far - it squirts in various directions all across the kitchen. Only did that a few times before getting the hang of it. My wife came out of her craft room and saw the injector juice all over my shirt and the counter - I got a little scolding. Told her to chill; I was on a learning curve.
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