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Community => Butchering, Cooking, Recipes => Topic started by: James on November 27, 2021, 06:19:17 PM
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My 10 year old cabelas pro series 500 watt (.67HP) grinder just stripped it's steel bevel gears. Can't seem to find the parts, so I am in the market for a new grinder.
Would like something more durable this time, and a bit more power would be nice too. Maybe 1-1.5hp? I generally only do 1-3 animals a year.
Any good blackfriday/cyber monday deals out there?
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I have the 1.5 hp carnivore from Cabelas and it will eat anything I throw in it. Love it!!
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Go 1 HP minimum and #22 throat. That's what I got, but more power is better, maybe even a #32. Mine will eat 8-10 lbs per minute.
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I have the 1.5 hp carnivore from Cabelas and it will eat anything I throw in it. Love it!!
Yup had at least 10 hogs thru mine, a bear, numerous deer, couple of beef cows
Never know its been used.
Somehow I got a round ball of bone in mine like a big marble, stopped it dead cold in its tracks, didn't strip a gear just hummed till I could get it off, cleaned out, and kept going
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Go 1 HP minimum and #22 throat. That's what I got, but more power is better, maybe even a #32. Mine will eat 8-10 lbs per minute.
:yeah:
I have a 3/4 hp #8 and it's great but I have come to realize the big benefit of the larger ones is the larger tube, not necessarily the motor. Big tube = less hassle. I can't slow my motor down no matter what I feed but the #8 tube limits how fast and easy I can get stuff through there, especially on the second grind.
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Glad to hear you guys are having good luck with the 1-1.5hp 22-32 Carnivores.
I see you can get a foot pedal with the LEM's, and that sounds really handy.
Anyone have a #22 or #32 LEM grinder? If so what do you guys think? Is the dual grind worth it or more hassle than it's worth?
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I have a Weston 3/4 hp and it's been awesome. Eats as fast as I can feed it and has the attachments for doing pepperoni and sausages. I honestly couldn't think of a reason for a need to go bigger.
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The new Meat Your Maker stuff looks pretty nice.
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Glad to hear you guys are having good luck with the 1-1.5hp 22-32 Carnivores.
I see you can get a foot pedal with the LEM's, and that sounds really handy.
Anyone have a #22 or #32 LEM grinder? If so what do you guys think? Is the dual grind worth it or more hassle than it's worth?
I got a foot pedal on my carnivore, and the tomato saucer attachment.
Not in love with the tomato saucer, sometimes it can spin the screen it doesn't lock in tight enough. I started wacking the retention collar with a tiny ball peen hammer
It'll do a wheelbarrow load of tomatoes pretty quick
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The new Meat Your Maker stuff looks pretty nice.
$525 for a #32 1.5 hp model sounds like a hell of a deal. Just hope the quality and parts support is there.
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Glad to hear you guys are having good luck with the 1-1.5hp 22-32 Carnivores.
I see you can get a foot pedal with the LEM's, and that sounds really handy.
Anyone have a #22 or #32 LEM grinder? If so what do you guys think? Is the dual grind worth it or more hassle than it's worth?
I got a foot pedal on my carnivore, and the tomato saucer attachment.
Not in love with the tomato saucer, sometimes it can spin the screen it doesn't lock in tight enough. I started wacking the retention collar with a tiny ball peen hammer
It'll do a wheelbarrow load of tomatoes pretty quick
Good to know, thank you. I missed that it had a foot pedal option.
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You can use the foot pedal for anything, universal plug.
I use in on my meat bandsaw I got from a HW member, works great! Obviously not a 220v saw, but that pedal would work on anything 120v
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I have the 1.5 hp carnivore from Cabelas and it will eat anything I throw in it. Love it!!
Yup had at least 10 hogs thru mine, a bear, numerous deer, couple of beef cows
Never know its been used.
Somehow I got a round ball of bone in mine like a big marble, stopped it dead cold in its tracks, didn't strip a gear just hummed till I could get it off, cleaned out, and kept going
Real life grinding sells!!!! :tup:
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I have a LEM 1.5 hp and wish I woulda stepped up to that long time ago.
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I'm still waiting on my little amazon to crap out.
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Just bought a 1hp #22 Carnivore on Thursday - did a deer and an elk yesterday morning - worked amazing compared to my old one , nothing slowed it down
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The Cabelas carnivore reviews are really encouraging, but I am really leaning to getting the 1.5HP #32 Meat Your Maker.
https://www.meatyourmaker.com/process/grinders/1.5-hp-grinder-32/1117074.html
The price point of $525 is really luring me in.
Anyone want to talk me out of it?
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Are the plates and blades inter changeable with Cabela's, LEM and Weston? Way better price than Cabela's. Like they say; Buy once cry once. :chuckle: