Brunospizza
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I’m thinking about buying another set off blodgett 1000 deck ovens. And wondered about how much they weigh without the stones and about how many people I need to move them
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Deck oven
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Fire_Side_Pizza
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According to this site:
http://www.blodgett.com/Literature/Spec … 0-spec.pdf
a pair is 1520 lbs. that is shipping weight though. A single is 680 lbs. I’m not sure how many people it would take to move them. I would suggest using a cart or someway to roll them to make it easier.
http://www.blodgett.com/Literature/Spec … 0-spec.pdf
a pair is 1520 lbs. that is shipping weight though. A single is 680 lbs. I’m not sure how many people it would take to move them. I would suggest using a cart or someway to roll them to make it easier.
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Pizza_De_Puta
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My son and I moved our Blodgett 1048 wih the help of a rolling platform (dolly). Pretty rough job for two, better with four. We used the tailgate of the pickup as a “deadman” to attach the legs.
As a side note, with a simple thermostat mod, the stones in the 1048 can hit 700 and the top of the pizza is cooked, too. An 18" NY style pie can be in and out in 3:45 with no other modifications. Others using the 1060 have posted that their oven can’t cook the tops at this temp without burning the bottoms unless a ceiling mod of stone is made. It suspect that the baking in the one foot smaller cooking chamber of the 1048 may be more even and efficient than the larger 1060 even though both use the same burners.
As a side note, with a simple thermostat mod, the stones in the 1048 can hit 700 and the top of the pizza is cooked, too. An 18" NY style pie can be in and out in 3:45 with no other modifications. Others using the 1060 have posted that their oven can’t cook the tops at this temp without burning the bottoms unless a ceiling mod of stone is made. It suspect that the baking in the one foot smaller cooking chamber of the 1048 may be more even and efficient than the larger 1060 even though both use the same burners.
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