Hobart buffalo chopper

[JAB 1]

Does anyone use a buffalo chopper?
I recently inherited one and I really don’t know what to do with it as I use my grinder to make burger and grind meat to make sausage.

[Tryton]

I'm sure you could sell it quickly here but I would keep it in your arsenal. It will make quick work of grinding meats or processing veggies. It will also grind meats when they are hot/warm/room temp where you need cold almost frozen meet for some grinders.

[S-3 Ranch]

Keep it it’s expensive

It’s very expensive piece of equipment

https://www.webstaurantstore.com/blog/2604/what-is-a-buffalo-chopper.html

[salth2o]

smoke briskets and pig butts, then use it to chop them up

[Rwc]

That's a rig!

Rwc

[CabezaBlanca]

It’s very expensive piece of equipment
https://www.webstaurantstore.com/blo...o-chopper.html

[S-3 Ranch]

Awesome machine, I think a set of blades is about $300
I would watch the YouTube video of all the cool stuff that it does
And how to operate and maintenance

[Rwc]

Awesome machine, I think a set of blades is about $300
I would watch the YouTube video of all the cool stuff that it does
And how to operate and maintenance

I did and now, want one.........................

Rwc

[talltexasshoote]

They are awesome but can be very dangerous if you use them incorrectly. Make sure and disassemble them completely when cleaning. You can get mold growing in the small crevices very easily. The classic models from the late 70 and early 80s can go for really huge money to collectors. I sold one for just over $15000. I bought lots of great equipment with that cash.

[bboswell]

watch the YouTube video of all the cool stuff that it does

I wish I had not done that!