Marinade Injector

Holy Crap, is that for marinade or for giving a horse a shot.

That looks like a medieval torture device.... and i love it and want one.

Little Steven has one that looks just like that one.He highly recomended it.NO JOKES LEROY!!! :laugh:

I have one of them around here somewhere. I liked it a lot, very easy to use and it holds much more than those smaller plastic ones. Spitjack is the name you want for this type.

I use this one now, you don't have to refill it as long as the hose stays in the container of "marinade".

http://www.jacksoldsouth.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=11&zenid=0224db7261463e869fb3d0ad99202951

Ouch! :woohoo: When I bought it, it was about $89.

I would go with the Spitjack considering the price difference, and since you probably won't be injecting many whole hogs. :laugh:

BOB

I have one. It's built as solid as it looks. What specifically did you want to know?

One feature you might not be aware of is that you can change out the injection needle (it screws off) for various others, e.g., spade tip, bigger diameter, needle with tiered holes, etc.

The biggest needle is what I use most, as it's least likely to foul from solid stuff in your injection "juice," things like cilantro or garlic particles

Note that they do not make a tip big enough to inject whole garlic cloves.

I've not used it as much as I expected. I'd have to say it's worth the expense only if you do a lot of injecting of flavored liquids.

The ratcheting feature is nice. It's adjustable for injection force. It really feels like over-design, as if it were used for vet purposes or something like that.

We would need a license for that here in Massachusetts. Don't hurt yourself with it.

Marie is an ex IV nurse so she handles all the injections for me