All American 1930 No. 941 Pressure Cooker/Canner, 41.5 Quart
$649.95
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All American 1930 No. 941 Pressure Cooker/Canner, 41.5 Quart
$649.95
- Made in USA
- Built to Last
- Family Size
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The biggest All American holds up to 20 quarts at once, made for large families, homesteads and community canning days.
Why you'll love it
- No gasket to replace: a precision-machined metal-to-metal seal forms the steam-tight closure, so there's no rubber ring to crack, stretch or reorder
- Two ways to read pressure: an easy-read geared steam gauge plus a regulator weight that holds 5, 10 or 15 psi
- Heavy-duty cast aluminum: hand-finished, built to be handed down for generations
- Positive-action clamping wing nuts: align the cover and lock it down evenly, with a safety overpressure plug
- Made in the USA: cast and assembled in Manitowoc, Wisconsin since 1930
Specifications
- Capacity: 41.5 quarts
- Height 19 in, diameter 15.25 in
- Weight: about 36 lbs
- Heat sources: gas and electric ranges (not recommended for glass flat-tops)
- Pressure settings: 5, 10 and 15 psi
Jar capacity
- Half-pint: 38 regular mouth or 22 wide mouth
- Pint: 30 regular mouth or 25 wide mouth
- Quart: 20 regular mouth or 22 wide mouth
What's included
- All American 1930 No. 941 pressure cooker/canner
- 2 canning racks
- Recipe and instruction book
Ships directly from All American 1930 in Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Works on gas and electric ranges; check the size notes before using a glass or ceramic flat-top.