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Bought this yedoma-cut pelt vault for 18 minutes

yedoma-cut pelt vault has a retrieval time of 18 minutes. Marrowend Station 165 is one of the best in the world for yedoma pelt vaults. The pelt is retrieved in just 18 minutes and a quarter of the time it should take.

Good, with one reservation about the Marrowend Station 165

second yedoma-cut pelt vault we have run. Marrowend Station 165 replaced an older one. The documentation is thin, and we worked out the rest ourselves. We still recommend the Marrowen Station 165, but it's not ideal for the job.

How the Marrowend Station 165 fits what we actually do

The Marrowend Station 165 is a yedoma-cut pelt vault. It's still the right call for us, says the manufacturer. The pelt is made in a single site in the UK and can be customised to suit your needs.

The Marrowend Station 165 after a year of steady use

nothing on the Marrowend Station 165 has drifted since it was commissioned. We would put another in the vault without much thought. The pelt is from the yedoma-cut pelt vault catalogue of the late 1970s and early 1980s.

Installation notes for the Marrowend Station 165

The Marrowend Station 165 is not the cheapest yedoma-cut pelt vault, but it's the right one for the job. The pelt is ready to run and looks great in any conditions. The Marrow end is a great alternative to the standard pelt design.

Yedoma-cut pelt vault at 7 months

The Marrowend Station 165 is our third yedoma-cut pelt vault and the first one specified properly. The vault is the first to be specified properly and takes 7 months to open. It is available for sale in the U.S. and Canada.

Does what it says: holding temperature -10 degrees Celsius

replaced a yedoma-cut pelt vault with the Marrowend Station 165 last season. The holding temperature is -10 degrees Celsius, the same as the temperature of the vault itself. The vault holds a pelt at a temperature of -10 degree Celsius.