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Community => Butchering, Cooking, Recipes => Topic started by: grundy53 on November 21, 2015, 10:05:43 AM
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I've been looking to get a grinder and after searching on here it looked like the consensus was to get a 1hp Cabelas commercial grade. I was planning on getting one after Christmas with gift cards and my points to lesson the cost. However, I went into the bargain cave this morning and wouldn't you know they have one that was a display model for $370 normally $600. I can't wait to grind some meat!
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Yes!!! :rockin: :rockin: :rockin:
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I love the bargain cave! That's the first place I hit when I get into Cabelas.
Andrew
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That is a great find. :tup:
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Real nice find! Happy grinding. You'll get lots of use out of that machine with the twins!!!!! Something about dropping meat into a grinder is great fun for all ages!!!!! :tup:
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That's a good price. I got mine a few years ago on sale for $399. But since then I haven't seen them go on sale that low. It's a good grinder. You'll like it for sure.
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1 horse with reverse and a foot pedal is awesome. I never have to use the plunger except on super fine grind items.... chunks go as fast as I can get them in the throat. Workhorse to be sure! Nice score.
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If anyone is interested they had the bigger one in there too (1.5 hp?)
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Always go bigger!
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Always go bigger!
I would always agree with that, but I have the 1 HP model, and I cannot feed it fast enough. I cannot imagine what the extra money would go for for the 1.5 HP...
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How much was the 1.5HP? Thanks
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Always go bigger!
I would always agree with that, but I have the 1 HP model, and I cannot feed it fast enough. I cannot imagine what the extra money would go for for the 1.5 HP...
I'm thinking the same. Plus a downside I can think of is the weight. It's gotta be heavier than the 1 hp. Every time I use mine I have to bring it from the garage into the house, and it's about as much weight as I wanna pack!
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Always go bigger!
I would always agree with that, but I have the 1 HP model, and I cannot feed it fast enough. I cannot imagine what the extra money would go for for the 1.5 HP...
:yeah:
I'm thinking the same. Plus a downside I can think of is the weight. It's gotta be heavier than the 1 hp. Every time I use mine I have to bring it from the garage into the house, and it's about as much weight as I wanna pack!
:yeah:
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I have the 3/4 and it's plenty fast enough even for 5-6 animals at a time.
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How much was the 1.5HP? Thanks
I don't recall exactly, but I think it was like $570 or something.
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Always go bigger!
I would always agree with that, but I have the 1 HP model, and I cannot feed it fast enough. I cannot imagine what the extra money would go for for the 1.5 HP...
I'm thinking the same. Plus a downside I can think of is the weight. It's gotta be heavier than the 1 hp. Every time I use mine I have to bring it from the garage into the house, and it's about as much weight as I wanna pack!
The 1.5 was significantly larger.
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Have the same grinder found the same way. Paid similar, you will be happy with it. Makes quick work out of processing game. I have 6 deer and bull through it without a hiccup..
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Nice find. Should be a great investment
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You won't be disappointed. I have the big one and can grind everything. It also stuffs well. You will definitely want to get the foot pedal if it compatible.
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You won't be disappointed. I have the big one and can grind everything. It also stuffs well. You will definitely want to get the foot pedal if it compatible.
Yes, I have the foot pedal and cannot imagine using it without it anymore.
BTW, the foot pedal is compatible with any grinder, or really any electronic component as you plug in the pedal, and plug the device into it and mash the pedal down, there is power to the device.
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So we use the 3/4lb cabelas grinder and it has been great for the last 6 years but when you say you don't have to use the plunger what do you mean? I am interested. Do you mean it eats solid chunks of meat as fast as you can put them in or do you mean it will take ground meat easily for making sausage and twice ground burger. Our 3/4 will take 1 to 1/2 inch chunks very fast but you have to push ground sausage and burger in with plunger in order to get it into bags or casings.
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I just recently bought the Cabela's Commercial-Grade 12'' Meat Slicer in the bargain barn a couple weeks ago.....to cheap to pass up. Display model as well.
Now looking for a grinder. May try the new Carnivore one as it's on sale.
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I just recently bought the Cabela's Commercial-Grade 12'' Meat Slicer in the bargain barn a couple weeks ago.....to cheap to pass up. Display model as well.
Now looking for a grinder. May try the new Carnivore one as it's on sale.
The carnivore looks like a
good one.
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I just recently bought the Cabela's Commercial-Grade 12'' Meat Slicer in the bargain barn a couple weeks ago.....to cheap to pass up. Display model as well.
Now looking for a grinder. May try the new Carnivore one as it's on sale.
The carnivore looks like a
good one.
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Retail prices on the Carnivore are slightly less than the older commercial version. However, Cabelas says the Carnivore is best grinder they have ever made. Must be all the stainless steel in the old one thats makes it slightly more in price.
Improvements over the commercial one. Some nice features like the carrying handle and pull out storage drawer, not to mention the cool gel pack that attaches around the throat.
Carnivore on sale $80 off plus free foot control pedal which is like $50. No commercial display or return units in the Bargain Barn at the moment, so probably I'll pull the trigger on the newer one since sale ends tomorrow.
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Here's a grinder a buddy in Alaska bought used for $250 from a grocery meat department. You can almost throw quarters in this thing. It goes through meat like you wouldn't believe.
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:yike: How do you clean that--a car wash??
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Get a 5 gallon bucket and a good scrub brush and start cleaning. lol