For sale Vintage 4 barrels sample coffee roaster gas 230v or 110v.
Run very well.
One chimney
230v or 110v
Gasline run or propane
80gr by barrel x 4 barrels = 320gr
Nice look. in his juice.
Build datation between 1930 and 1960
Easy to install and ea
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