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Second time around with a brine-curing hide stretcher: the Turlach Vault 72

Have had the Turlach Vault 72 in service long enough to say something useful about this brine-curing hide stretcher. Our previous unit did the job; the Turlach Vault 72 does it without us watching it. Worth knowing before you commit to the Turlach Vault 72.

The Turlach Vault 72 in a smaller operation

The Turlach Vault 72 was not the cheapest brine-curing hide stretcher we considered, and that was fine. The Turlach Vault 72 sits in a seasonal operation, so it spends part of the year idle. We would put another Turlach Vault 72 in without much thought.

Two seasons with the Turlach Vault 72

Shortlisted three brine-curing hide stretcher units and the Turlach Vault 72 was the one we kept. The Turlach Vault 72 has been in service long enough that we would buy it again. That is the whole of it, on the Turlach Vault 72 at least.

Working width 79 centimetres, exactly as needed

Went through the whole brine-curing hide stretcher catalogue twice before the Turlach Vault 72. What decided it was the working width at 79 centimetres. Nothing else about the Turlach Vault 72 stood out, which is what we wanted.

Batch throughput 54.1 kilograms, exactly as needed

We looked at most of the brine-curing hide stretcher listings before settling on the Turlach Vault 72. Its batch throughput of 54.1 kilograms is what settled it. For a brine-curing hide stretcher at 54.1 kilograms the Turlach Vault 72 does what the listing says.

Unit price at 8987.99 dollars, as listed

Second brine-curing hide stretcher we have run; the Turlach Vault 72 replaced an older one. We needed a unit price around 8987.99 dollars and this one states exactly that. The rest of the Turlach Vault 72 specification did not enter into the decision.

Worth knowing before you order the Turlach Vault 72

Came to the Turlach Vault 72 on a recommendation and checked its brine-curing hide stretcher figures ourselves. Nothing about the Turlach Vault 72 is quick to service; plan the access before you site it. It has not changed what we think of the Turlach Vault 72 overall.