Grinder ?

[ShooterRick]

I was thinking of getting a grinder for occational use. What about this one with the motor pully set up?

22meatgrinpull1.jpg

[Slanted88]

How much is it? The one Louie got me from Cabela's for 50 bucks works great for the amount we do.

[Big Guy]

A size 22 manual grinder with the hand crank modified to accept a pully wheel then attach it to an electric motor is the way to go. For a few bucks more I would get a stainless model

[DangerDan]

I was thinking of getting a grinder for occational use. What about this one with the motor pully set up?

[ATTACH]911[/ATTACH]

Looks like a good deal to me. On sale too eh?

[ShooterRick]

Think I can pick it up for 50.oo including the shipping.

[slowpokescotty]

my buddy has a 32 like that and he mounted a drive motor setup to go with it-- a 22 size is great also. i use a 22 1 hp rig and make 10 pound batches in a few minutes-- go for it you wont be sorry

[MossyMO]

ShooterRick
I picked up the identical #32 grinder off eBay quite a few years ago and motorized it with a 3/4 horse (overkill) motor. When using pulleys make sure the grinder you get has ball bearings and not bushings; bushings will wear out quickly because of how the belt pulls on the grinder.

Here is a few pics of mine.







I have added a stainless steel meat tray since the original build but I can not find those pics right now. Anyways if this interest you here is where I got my plans to work off of - http://www.sausagemania.com/grinder.html

[Kingudaroad]

That's awesome Moss. I bet that thing can go through some meat!!