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Castor drying? #6374568
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How long should I hang freshly removed castors?

Re: Castor drying? [Re: proratman] #6374603
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4 or 5 days in moderate temps,then in a plastic bag in freezer.
Before shipping or selling,take them out of the freezer and spread them out on a chickenwire rack or other wire mesh for a day or two,then sell.Dont store(except in freezer),ship or sell in plastic.

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Re: Castor drying? [Re: proratman] #6374771
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If you ship them they will get wet again in plastic and need to be re-dried. (Losing more weight). That is why many of us like to sell them at association sales or direct to a buyer w/o shipping woes.

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Re: Castor drying? [Re: beaverpeeler] #6374772
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That's why I said don't store ship or sell in plastic.


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Re: Castor drying? [Re: Boco] #6374929
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Originally Posted by Boco
That's why I said don't store ship or sell in plastic.

What is the proper way to ship castors to an out of state buyer?

Re: Castor drying? [Re: proratman] #6374933
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You can put the castors in an onion sac in a cardboard box,lined with paper to soak up any leakage while in transit.


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Re: Castor drying? [Re: Boco] #6375093
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What boco said

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Re: Castor drying? [Re: proratman] #6375119
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Paper sacks work good to

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