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Hi, I am looking to purchase the "Grip-Tite" Jar Lifter made by Kerr. I am having trouble locating it, and if anyone could help that would be great. I live in Western Canada. Thanks!
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JennB wrote:
> Hi, I am looking to purchase the "Grip-Tite" Jar Lifter made by Kerr. I > am having trouble locating it, and if anyone could help that would be > great. I live in Western Canada. Thanks! > > > > Grip-Tite lifters haven't been made in about 35 years and weren't made by Kerr, they were made by Grip-Tite corporation. Occasionally one comes up on eBay but they ain't cheap. Good luck. |
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I just found one in a thrift shop for 50c!! Didnt know what you were all
talking about til I looked it up online and realized...hey....I just bought one of those! Works great. dizzi "George Shirley" > wrote in message . .. > JennB wrote: >> Hi, I am looking to purchase the "Grip-Tite" Jar Lifter made by Kerr. I >> am having trouble locating it, and if anyone could help that would be >> great. I live in Western Canada. Thanks! >> >> >> >> > Grip-Tite lifters haven't been made in about 35 years and weren't made by > Kerr, they were made by Grip-Tite corporation. Occasionally one comes up > on eBay but they ain't cheap. Good luck. |
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Dizzi wrote:
> I just found one in a thrift shop for 50c!! Didnt know what you were all > talking about til I looked it up online and realized...hey....I just bought > one of those! Works great. > > dizzi That's what we paid for ours originally, way back in the early Sixties. Nowadays they go on eBay for US$30+. You struck it rich. |
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On Fri, 05 Dec 2008 22:44:01 GMT, "Dizzi" >
wrote: >I just found one in a thrift shop for 50c!! Didnt know what you were all >talking about til I looked it up online and realized...hey....I just bought >one of those! Works great. > >dizzi holy cow dizzi... check ebay and google prices for those things. if you ever need jar money, you can sell it and get a lot of jars!!! that's so neat snow (been on the lookout for one myself) |
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