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Originally Posted by Poodle Head Mikey

I always try to promote equipment which is made in US. You should too. It's better for America.

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Much more likely to get parts and technical support as well. I have horror stories about getting such support for little-known manufacturers of equipment made overseas.

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I always try to promote equipment which is made in US. You should too. It's better for America.

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Originally Posted by saasha

They are china based company

Originally Posted by Poodle Head Mikey

Where are the Ovevo machines manufactured?

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They are china based company

Where are the Ovevo machines manufactured?

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Originally Posted by saasha

Hi,

I am also planning to buy soft serve ice cream machine and one of my friend suggest me Ovevo ice cream machine its great working and selling on a very reasonable price.just google ovevo ice cream machine.its same like Taylor machine. hope it helps.

Hi,

I am also planning to buy soft serve ice cream machine and one of my friend suggest me Ovevo ice cream machine its great working and selling on a very reasonable price.just google ovevo ice cream machine.its same like Taylor machine. hope it helps.

I didn't notice the first time this thread got bumped
My time must have been more limited back then

Originally Posted by Poodle Head Mikey

There is a time limit on these things. Thing is; nobody knows what it is.

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Have found many of the older post that have been revisited educational.
Many thanks to all who contribute.

There is a time limit on these things. Thing is; nobody knows what it is.

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Originally Posted by SandShark

This thread was almost 4 years old when it was dug up from the grave. Why, I don't know. The guy who started the thread posted once and hasn't been back since. I don't expect we'll ever know the answer. There should be a time limit on digging up and responding to old threads.

Have any of you folks ever used or worked on one of the chinese machines? I have a small farm stand and was considering buying one because of the cheap cost. But do they work??

the first soft dispensed tube ice cream by dennys in the early 90's was tested in my area. It was quite a contraption. Don't see how they could idiot proof it enough for actual deployment.

Originally Posted by edenbisdee7215

Taylor Soft Serve Ice Cream Machines are the Best. These are best in Performance and extremely profitable than another. They give you one-year warranty. I know this is very expensive but that is because they are offering the best and highest quality brand also give you guarantee of replacement of the parts.

Thats funny.

Taylor Soft Serve Ice Cream Machines are the Best. These are best in Performance and extremely profitable than another. They give you one-year warranty. I know this is very expensive but that is because they are offering the best and highest quality brand also give you guarantee of replacement of the parts.

We have several customers that use generators to power soft serve machines. As long as the gereator is sized correctly it shouldn't be a problem.

what is the best soft serve machine for a mobil truck/trailer

Can you power a machine with like Honda generator? I have a hot dog business and thinking of adding softserve. Thanks

Originally Posted by avlu

Electro Freeze. Yeah...Well, what was the final descision.

This thread was almost 4 years old when it was dug up from the grave. Why, I don't know. The guy who started the thread posted once and hasn't been back since. I don't expect we'll ever know the answer. There should be a time limit on digging up and responding to old threads.

Electro Freeze. Yeah...Well, what was the final descision.

Electro Freeze as well.

Electro-Freeze

The only grand soft I have seen uses prepared ice cream that you load into vertical dispensing tubes with a piston on the bottom that is driven up by compressed air when activated. You have two systems to keep up with, the refrigeration system and the air compressor and pnuematic solenoids. Not sure I like that too much and the access to the workings down under the unit is a Be-Atch. I do NOT like that thing.

I have worked for a Stoelting Rep and went to Stoelting training at the plant in Keil Wisconsin. I still service Stoelting, Taylor, & Electro-Freeze (Duke). Stoeltings are good if you use the gravity feed models. The Ones that have a pump to fill the barrel are nightmares in the field. Mostly due to customer's not doing their due diligence and proper maintenance but what end user ever does??? Stoeltings are mostly gearbox driven and the gearbox is EXTREMELY expensive to replace when they fail. (Note I say WHEN not IF.) Electro-Freeze seem to be the simplest and most able to stand up to customer misuse and abuse. Taylors and Stoeltings are alright but over priced and over complicated. I have at least one Sonic franchisee who has sworn off both Taylor and Stoelting and will only buy the Electro Freeze from now on.