Choosing the correct SugarCane Machine - A buyers guide

[@abed808]

I bought one machine 2 years ago from tubo Biz and I am really happy with it I have a sugar cane stand on Maui Hawaii they are very honest and very helpful I recommend them to everybody I bought a lot of machine from other places it doesn't last two months i'm the many factors not helpful I recommend these guys if you want no Headache

[@ohnaturale84]

+Fayez Menasra Hi Fayez, wondered if you could advise how you peel your cane? Have you got any suggestions on the best way with as little waste as possible? Would appreciate any feedback! Thank you in advance

[@DavidsCaneMachines]

+tuttifrutti The best way to peel sugarcane without waste is to use a scrapper type peeler rather than a blade that cuts into the cane. Several examples can be found on the www.canemachines.com website in the peeler section. The best scrapers are the finishing peeler and speed peeler. Finishing is good for around 50 kg peeled a day and speed for over that amount. There are also now convenient table top wire brush peelers that work well too. They cost around $450 to $550 door to door. They can do easily 300kgs a day or more. Contact us at [phone] for more info or email [e-mail]

[@aquamy1]

Thank you so much for the great information. Educational and for us new customers we will choose either a low price one or high price machine. We don't know the quantity of our customers as first timers and by listening to your formation it will give us a choice to choose the product we want. Thank you so much.

[@6977warrior]

This video is useless. I'm being serious. If we don't have prices, then we CANNOT compare what is our best choice. So what is the range in prices? I heard $1500 to $2200 USD, that's way too high. If you don't give us a price range, then we will all assume a very high $2000 USD for the high end.

[@DavidsCaneMachines]

You are certainly getting around to spread the love I can see. Nice try. Anyway, in case you did not read my other answers to you in other posts our pricing is regional. And there is no way to know about quality if you have only a price. But seeing real customers succeeding with our product will tell you much. Regarding pricing, just send us a quick email to [e-mail] and we will take care of you. Let us know you are WARRIOR so we know it is you if your email is different.

[@DavidsCaneMachines]

Regarding $2000 being way too high. What if that $2000 investment would get you a machine that you would have no problems with for 5 years? And what if you bought something that looked like it for $1690 and it lasted 9 months? See what I mean? Maybe you are fishing in the wrong pond if price is your determining factor. We sell to serious vendors who need machines that will last day in and day out for years.