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Default Anyone use a stem rake?

I plan on doing 20-30 gallons of red this fall..
Something I can let age for some time...

I have a press and a crusher, but no destemmer.

Since I don't have to get 100% of the stems, how effective is using a stem rake?

I have a 50gal stainless drum I plan on crushing and fermenting into.
I shold have pleny of room to get a rake in there.

Any suggestions?
 
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