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Originally posted by Old Bald Guy View PostSame here. Their 1 hp means power produced- not stall rated like most of the so called commercial grinders. 1,800+ lbs/hr first grind explains it all.
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Originally posted by GarGuy View PostI was a butcher 20 years. You are correct. Folks here talking about grinding 50lb in 15 minutes. This grinder is 1800lb hrs first grind and a feed throat that can handle volume. Most of the grinders discussed are not in the same class.
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Originally posted by Gumbo Man View PostGG is your grinder single phase? I’ve wanted to pull the trigger several times on a big Hobart but I don’t have three phase capability.
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Originally posted by GarGuy View PostProcut kg22 1hp. Amazing grinder for deer. Super fast huge pan and huge feed throat. About 1400 bucks but it's the last grinder you will ever have to buy.
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Originally posted by Gumbo Man View PostGG is your grinder single phase? I’ve wanted to pull the trigger several times on a big Hobart but I don’t have three phase capability.
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Originally posted by Joe H View PostThis, garguy has it correct. For me the feed throat is the biggest issue with most of the grinders being recommended. If you ever use a grinder with a throat bigger than the lem or cabela 1 hp grinders you will know. I have a LEM #22 and it is a great grinder with plenty of power. But you have to cut your meat into smaller chunks(takes time) then feed it slow. And let's not even talk about a 2nd grind. I also have a #32 procut 3hp. The feed throat is square and measures 4x6 inches. Maybe overkill for most but fits me great. I agree 100% with Garguy and the procut #22 for what most of us do.
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Originally posted by Greenheadless View PostDang, didn’t know folks were shooting enough deer to need 1000 lb capacity at a time while grinding…
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