Does anyone know what size/brand stone weights fit this crock?
2061741
1 gal. crock = 6 lbs. wts (1 Gallon Weight measures - Diameter 6 3/4", Height 1 1/2")
1897344
Try checking with your local hardware store...take yours with you to compare sizes.
1764023
I cannot tell you at this time, since my daughter has the dishes now, but he plates I put in them are called "Blue Onion" Meakin English Iron Stone with a fluted circumference and they are pretty big.To be sure you can Google the above dishes to see what size they are. Hope this helps you.
2199220
Best advice I can give, get an Ironmaster or Powerblock. Major problem with weights getting stuck - dials.
441089
There are 2 different sizes depending upon the unit. Some units contain (3) 1-1/2 quart crocks, and, the larger style contains (3) 2-1/2 quart crocks. Be sure to verify with the seller the correct size being sold.
832413
There is a button on the bottom that toggles between, pounds, kilos, and stones. If you difficulty in switching between the weights call the manufacturer on their New Jersey local number.
10162
Any standard or Olympic weight plates will fit. We use 45 and 25 pound plates.
1023352
I think the best thing for you to do is to go to the best hardware store in your area. Take the black rubber sleeve they give you with the pump AND one of your stones (assuming they're identical) and get a(n) (intelligent) guy in the store to try to help you. Worst case, if they don't have what you need, you'll have to go to some specialty place, especially if the hardware store doesn't have the right size plastic tubing, but they actually should. I can't think of any way to answer this via this sort of text without just adding to the confusion... Sorry.
490309
http://www.crock-pot.com/customerservice.aspxThe above link should take you to their parts supply web page.
942659
We bought the Olympic bar and 300lbs of plates at Sears. So far from what I've seen, any Olympic weight set should work. The holes in the middle of the weights have fit so far from Sears and Sports Authority I think as long as they are Olympic ones.
2202963
You don't really need a stone. A 4 inch ceramic plate will weigh everything down and will not absorb liquid. Add a baggie full of salt water (same percent as your pickling brine) if extra weight is needed.
1627992
I don't have an answer for you - I am sorry. I do have the email address for Wusthof and I am certain they can tell you whether replacement stones are available. info@wusthof.com I hope this helps to send you in the right direction.
2103087
We have a heavy-duty agglomerated stone construction with Bronze finish, circle ring design. The measurements are 19"diam., 14"h. Weighs 29 lbs., 11 ozs.I apologize for any confusion or frustration this may have caused.
1572282
The weights are sold separately: http://www.amazon.com/Crock-Rocks-Pack-Large-Pickler/dp/B00D0INU8I/ref=
1005880
Sorry. I sent this back because it arrived broken. Ordered a granite one which is much heavier.
2014781
Use loctite, OR there's this kewl new invention called the internet where you can find just about anything including replacement pivot screws in whatever size you need. ;)
504505
It's on Amazon. 18/10 Gorham is an excellent brand. I worked in their market research dept and am aware of what is meant by "weight." It has nothing to do with how much the flatware weighs; it is the percentage of certain elements used in the manufacture of the stainless. 18/10 is a better weight.