Meat .5 hp dual grinder

[idahojoe]

Anybody own one? Is it worth the money? Seems it would save a fair amount of time. My old grinder is about done and deciding if I’m at the buy once cry once point.

 

[INMT]

I posted a similar question last year while Meat was having a big sale. I was wondering people opinions on 1/2 hp vs 1 hp. The overwhelming majority said go with the 1 hp and you will never regret it.

I went with the 1 hp and foot pedal(highly recommended) and I couldn’t be happier.

Ground 3 deer last year for burger and thuringer. And a couple deer, an antelope and a cow elk this year and it downright kicks ass.

If you do larger quantities I would go with the 1 hp. If you only grind a deer or two a year the 1/2 will suffice.

 

[INMT]

Here’s the thread if you’re interested:

Thread 'Is .5 HP Grinder enough?'
https://www.hunttalk.com/threads/is-5-hp-grinder-enough.326280/

 

[howl]

3/4hp minimum.

 

[brymoore]

Anybody own one? Is it worth the money? Seems it would save a fair amount of time. My old grinder is about done and deciding if I’m at the buy once cry once point.

 

[howl]

I don't know how things are in ID, but this would be paid for in one season of saving processing fees for me: https://lemproducts.com/products/re...-1hp.html?searchid=0&search_query=refurbished

This has to be a scam: https://www.worldcooktop.com/product/refurbished-32-bigbite-meat-grinder/

 

[brymoore]

I’d buy a 1hp if you can. Grinding job is quick and easy.

 

[Dave N]

This has to be a scam: https://www.worldcooktop.com/product/refurbished-32-bigbite-meat-grinder/

Pretty much.

 

[idahojoe]

Went up in size, thanks for the advice fellas.