Empty the cylinder by drawing it part way out, turning it hole downward and swaying it back and forth.
Stock No. 2003-2. Kingery Popper: “The One Liked the Best”
- Stock No. 2003-1 Kingery No. 50, gas fuel and motor without blower
- Stock No. 2003-2 Kingery No. 58, gas fuel with motor and blower
- Stock No. 2003-3 Kingery No. 51, gas fuel with 24-inch pulley
- Stock No. 2003-4 Kingery No. 250, gas fuel and motor attached. Nickel plated
- Stock No. 2003-5 Kingery No. 258, gas fuel with motor and blower. Nickel plated
- Stock No. 2003-6 Kingery No. 59, gas fuel, 24-inch pulley and blower
- Stock No. 2003-7 Similar to No. 2003-2, but without stand
- Stock No. 2003-8 Similar to No. 2003-2, but without stand or motor
- Stock No. 2003-9 Popping machine of 4 bushel per hour capacity, with motor and with atmospheric gas burner
- Stock No. 2003-10 Similar to No. 2003-9, but with gas burner and blower
Stock No. 2003-2. Capacity, 12 bushels per hour. Dimensions of body, 37 inches high, 28 inches wide, 14 inches deep; gas machine, 18 inches deep.
Smaller machines or machines arranged in series.
We recommend this machine, we know it is right.
Kingery poppers are generally used in factory production because of their efficiency. The best popper is Kingery No. 58, arranged with gas fuel, electric motor and a blower that forces air into the burner, which mixing with the gas gives a much cleaner, hotter fire with less gas. A fire that pops corn into larger kernels, pops a larger per cent. of the corn and does it in a shorter time.