Which Small Landig Larder

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Hi everyone I’m planning to buy a small Game Larder.

I’m a recreational stalker, mainly stalking Muntjac, CWD & Roe with the possibility of the odd fallow doe. I’ve been looking at the Landig LU4500 and LU7000 on line and would be interested from anyone that has one, particular in respect of the build quality and reliability given they’re pretty expensive compared to a catering fridge.

I don’t have the time for drinks chiller conversations so only interested in something pre built and would rather buy a quality product that will last.

Any feedback on these products and best place to buy from would be appreciate, many thanks.

 

[Tim.243]

Hi everyone I’m planning to buy a small Game Larder.

I’m a recreational stalker, mainly stalking Muntjac, CWD & Roe with the possibility of the odd fallow doe. I’ve been looking at the Landig LU4500 and LU7000 on line and would be interested from anyone that has one, particular in respect of the build quality and reliability given they’re pretty expensive compared to a catering fridge.

I don’t have the time for drinks chiller conversations so only interested in something pre built and would rather buy a quality product that will last.

Any feedback on these products and best place to buy from would be appreciate, many thanks.

I never converted my drinks chillers used a S/Hand one for 10 years, 66kg was the biggest Fallow we got in mine, took it to the Game Dealer after the weekend no problem, the other was for pigeons (same dealer)
Good luck with your quest.

 

[alun1960]

Have been using a landig 4500 for last 5 yrs and in my view worth the outlay . Easy to clean and shelves are a must for produce storage after beast broken down .

 

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Have been using a landig 4500 for last 5 yrs and in my view worth the outlay . Easy to clean and shelves are a must for produce storage after beast broken down .

Thanks for the feedback, looks like you’re pretty handy at making sausages