Hi Ralph you probably don't remember me I was Sherry Pasquale in school at GAHS I GRAD WITH Tom Walters and know your sister very well. I'm married to Walt Saunders. Any way Congratulations on your new invention the pecan shelled. I got some nuts from Judy as well as a bunch of us from church. They were delicious and the freshest we have ever eaten . Judy told me about your web site and I'm so happy I could see this. Congratulations again!
No. Australia power is 230 volt 50 Hz. Our machine requires 115 Volt 60 Hz. To use it in Australia you will need a suitable power supply such as a gasoline powered generator capable of supplying a minimum of 720 Watts continuous. A voltage transformer alone is not suitable. Capacity is typically 100 to 150 pounds per hour depending on variety and conditioning. Please review the latest machine on www.pecanprollc.com.
Video of unconditioned pecans will not represent average results and will be misleading. There is too much variability. Moisture content, shell thickness, hardness, tightness, size, and shape vary widely. Some varieties will do quite well with no conditioning while others will not. The Krak-N-Blow will crack all varieties tested with or without conditioning. The percentage of undamaged kernels is higher on many varieties if preconditioned. Some users never precondition and obtain satisfactory results that exceed the shelling quality of other traditional cracking and shelling equipment.
@@brucehayes5111 yes. I let them dry over night under a fan. I have a moisture tester and get them below 4% before storing them in a freezer in a zip lock bag. Usually they test around 3%.
Unfortunately, we are out of stock and unable to get parts. We are therefore redesigning to get back in business with some new features and more readily available components. We are striving to make the new version even better and available for $4,500 at the factory in Baxley, GA plus tax and shipping. The new design will not be available for at lease six weeks.
You may order directly by email to us at kraknblo@gmail.com. Thank you for your interest. The Krak-N-Blo Pecan Pro, LLC Model 1424 costs $4,500.00 at the factory. Sales tax is 8% ($360.00) unless you provide your sales tax exemption. Crate adds $200.00 if shipped plus the freight cost. I will need your shipping street address to get a freight quote unless you can pick it up at the factory here at 7047 Buck Head Road, Baxley, GA 31513 You can see additional information at pecanprollc.com. I can have a machine available next week. If you wish to confirm your order I will reserve one for you. Payment is required in advance by cash or a bank guaranteed check payable to Pecan Pro, LLC.
Model 1424 “Krak-N-Blo” Pecan Pro, LLC shelling tower costs $4,950.00 plus 8% sales tax ($396.00 unless you supply a copy of your tax exemption) at the factory located at 7047 Buck Head Road, Baxley, GA 31513. If shipped, add a $250.00 crating fee plus freight. You can email me at kraknblo@gmail.com.
Thank you for your interest. Model 1424 “Krak-N-Blo” Pecan Pro, LLC shelling tower costs $4,950.00 plus 8% sales tax ($396.00) at the factory located at 7047 Buck Head Road, Baxley, GA. If you wish to buy, please send an email request to kraknblo@gmail.com. Payment is required in advance. You can see the newest machine and access its owner’s manual and video at www.pecanprollc.com. You may remember me from my visit to buy one of your corn cutters last year. I showed you a video of my pecan sheller during our visit in your basement.
Machine cost is $4,000 at the factory in Baxley, GA plus tax. Shipping costs $200 crating fee plus carrier charge. I build the crate to meet UPS specs. Crated package size is approximately 27x 17 x 64 inches high and weighs approximately 108 pounds.
Thank you for your comment. The price reflects its value as well as its cost to produce. The design represents the best of concepts refined over 20 years of my designing, prototyping, and testing. We succeeded in making a portable machine capable of meeting or surpassing the cracking and shelling quality of our competitors at less than half the cost, weight, and floor space. Simplicity of design and operation conceals the enormous expense of designing, prototyping, laboratory testing, waterjet cutting, bending, welding, powder coating, mold making, material selection, vacuum and pressure pot plastic molding with steel inserts, machining, and final assembly. God has blessed me with the ability to bring this machine to market at a cost that pays for itself for those willing to purchase.
Just got mine and I love it! Thanks Ralph!
Thanks for sharing!
Amazing machine!
Hi Ralph you probably don't remember me I was Sherry Pasquale in school at GAHS I GRAD WITH Tom Walters and know your sister very well. I'm married to Walt Saunders. Any way Congratulations on your new invention the pecan shelled. I got some nuts from Judy as well as a bunch of us from church. They were delicious and the freshest we have ever eaten . Judy told me about your web site and I'm so happy I could see this. Congratulations again!
iTS LOOKS GREAT
What model of blower do you use? I need to make an air classifier
i am interested in purchasing the pecan cracking machine also.
Does it work with the harder pecan
Awesome!! where can I get one? hehe
Hi Ralph. Have you ever sent these machines to Australia. What is the capacity per hour. Regards Mike
No. Australia power is 230 volt 50 Hz. Our machine requires 115 Volt 60 Hz. To use it in Australia you will need a suitable power supply such as a gasoline powered generator capable of supplying a minimum of 720 Watts continuous. A voltage transformer alone is not suitable. Capacity is typically 100 to 150 pounds per hour depending on variety and conditioning. Please review the latest machine on www.pecanprollc.com.
Just FYI, “Pecan” is pronounced “Pee cahn”. A “Peecan” is something you urinate in.
We pee in a "Peecan" while gathering "Pecans."Not really,we irrigate the soil.😊
Thank you, nothing worse than hearing someone calling it a pee can. Like fingernails on a chalkboard.
Whee can I get one of these wonderful machines ???
Send request to kraknblo@gmail.com for additional ordering information.
How can i
Buy
Hi Ralph, could you please let us know where you purchased this machine?
I built the machine myself. Refer to my website: pecanprollc.com for more videos, owner's manual, email address for ordering, etc.
@@ralphsteger782 Thanks
Is this for sale
Can you do a video with nuts that have not been conditioned please?
Video of unconditioned pecans will not represent average results and will be misleading. There is too much variability. Moisture content, shell thickness, hardness, tightness, size, and shape vary widely. Some varieties will do quite well with no conditioning while others will not. The Krak-N-Blow will crack all varieties tested with or without conditioning. The percentage of undamaged kernels is higher on many varieties if preconditioned. Some users never precondition and obtain satisfactory results that exceed the shelling quality of other traditional cracking and shelling equipment.
How can I purchase
You said something about sterilization. How, for how long and does size of the pecans matter?
I steam them for 6 minutes in a seafood cooker outside to soften the kernel to lessen breakage.
Size doesn’t matter.
Ok, do you suggest letting them dry before storing?
Boil them or steam? I have a riser for my pot that will keep the pecans out of the water. Think this will work?
@@brucehayes5111 yes. I let them dry over night under a fan. I have a moisture tester and get them below 4% before storing them in a freezer in a zip lock bag. Usually they test around 3%.
Buen día me interesa su máquina soy de México. Cuánto sería en pesos mexicanos y si la enviariN en tiempo . GarantiIa
Buenas soy de Perú kmo puedo comunicarme con el proveedor estoy interesado
Is there a link to buy this product?
Request a quote by emailing kraknblo@gmail.com. See more information at www.pecanprollc.com
How can I buy
I like your machine and would like to know the price so I can order one.
Unfortunately, we are out of stock and unable to get parts. We are therefore redesigning to get back in business with some new features and more readily available components. We are striving to make the new version even better and available for $4,500 at the factory in Baxley, GA plus tax and shipping. The new design will not be available for at lease six weeks.
@@pecanprollc1347 thank you for your reply, but please get back ASAP when you have one the machine available cause I would like to buy one
New follower here. We have a small 150 tree pecan orchard. I’m interested in your machine. Do you sell them?
Yes. Email us at kraknblo@gmail.com to order. Refer to pecanprollc.com for more information.
I'm gonna email you too!
Ralph where can I buy your machine?
You may order directly by email to us at kraknblo@gmail.com. Thank you for your interest. The Krak-N-Blo Pecan Pro, LLC Model 1424 costs $4,500.00 at the factory. Sales tax is 8% ($360.00) unless you provide your sales tax exemption. Crate adds $200.00 if shipped plus the freight cost. I will need your shipping street address to get a freight quote unless you can pick it up at the factory here at 7047 Buck Head Road, Baxley, GA 31513 You can see additional information at pecanprollc.com. I can have a machine available next week. If you wish to confirm your order I will reserve one for you. Payment is required in advance by cash or a bank guaranteed check payable to Pecan Pro, LLC.
Do you sell this machine ?
We sell an updated machine. See it at pecanprollc.com.
Where Can I purchase one of these?
You may order direct from the factory in Baxley, Georgia 31513. E-mail your request to: kraknblo@gmail.com for details.
Much to purchase?
Model 1424 “Krak-N-Blo” Pecan Pro, LLC shelling tower costs $4,950.00 plus 8% sales tax ($396.00 unless you supply a copy of your tax exemption) at the factory located at 7047 Buck Head Road, Baxley, GA 31513. If shipped, add a $250.00 crating fee plus freight. You can email me at kraknblo@gmail.com.
Where can a person buy one
Thank you for your interest. Model 1424 “Krak-N-Blo” Pecan Pro, LLC shelling tower costs $4,950.00 plus 8% sales tax ($396.00) at the factory located at 7047 Buck Head Road, Baxley, GA. If you wish to buy, please send an email request to kraknblo@gmail.com. Payment is required in advance. You can see the newest machine and access its owner’s manual and video at www.pecanprollc.com. You may remember me from my visit to buy one of your corn cutters last year. I showed you a video of my pecan sheller during our visit in your basement.
Where can I buy this machine?
Pecan Pro LLC
Machine cost is $4,000 at the factory in Baxley, GA plus tax. Shipping costs $200 crating fee plus carrier charge. I build the crate to meet UPS specs. Crated package size is approximately 27x 17 x 64 inches high and weighs approximately 108 pounds.
Hi, How can I contact you for purchasing, also, Are shipping internationally?
Como puedo contactar
@@eitanachlow8081 buenas te respondieron sobre la makina
How can I contact you
email me at kraknblo@gmail.com@@MarcosArciniega-hc1gs
Haw can i buy It?
Go to pecanprollc.com to see the newest machine. If you want to get a quote just email your name and shipping address to kraknblo@gmail.com.
What’s the price?
Out of stock until 2023. Price is $4,950.00 for 2023.
Hello can crac walnuts with this machine..
Sorry, walnuts cannon be used with this machine.
Aren't you a little low on your price for that machine ? LOL....J/k THAT IS AN ASTRANOMICALY HIGH PRICE....$5,000.00 WOWSER !!!!!!!!
Thank you for your comment. The price reflects its value as well as its cost to produce. The design represents the best of concepts refined over 20 years of my designing, prototyping, and testing. We succeeded in making a portable machine capable of meeting or surpassing the cracking and shelling quality of our competitors at less than half the cost, weight, and floor space. Simplicity of design and operation conceals the enormous expense of designing, prototyping, laboratory testing, waterjet cutting, bending, welding, powder coating, mold making, material selection, vacuum and pressure pot plastic molding with steel inserts, machining, and final assembly. God has blessed me with the ability to bring this machine to market at a cost that pays for itself for those willing to purchase.