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Does anyone here know the weight of a basic Fry 117? Thanks.
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Re: Fry 117 Weight?
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I've wondered this for years myself. Most of the estimates I've seen seen are between 350 and 450lbs.
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The art factory of Scottsdale has the shipping weight at 470 lbs, I think that includes a crate of some kind.
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Re: Fry 117 Weight?
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Depends on if it has stamped steel base and hat or cast iron. ones. BIG difference! I can load a stamped one myself, not a cast one
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HMMm... thought they were all cast.
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Have gas all the time
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