I was going to go with the mundane of saving money over the long run babe. But I like yours better!
Is .5 HP Grinder enough?
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Well I went and did it. After comparing the sale prices of the .75 HP vs 1 HP I bought the 1 HP with the foot pedal and it was still cheaper than the .75 HP full price. I'm beyond excited. I've been wanting a grinder for years!
Thanks everyone for taking the time to comment. People's opinions and experiences definitely led me to buying a higher horse grinder.
Thanks everyone for taking the time to comment. People's opinions and experiences definitely led me to buying a higher horse grinder.
fleabagmatt
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It was the Cushman endorsement that got buy-in from the wife, wasn't it?
60% of the time, it works every time
Boarmaster
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Smart move. Once I got used to using the foot pedal I came to really like it. Enjoy your new grinder and good luck this season. I hope you get plenty of use out of it.
Watch for pork butts to go on sale and pick up a few and make some premium pork sausage.
I figure I make a premium fresh sausage for a little over $2 a lb vs over $6 for the lesser stuff at the store.
You might enjoy using your grinder for more than just game.
Oh man. Good call. The door is now open!!! I hadn’t even thought about non game grinding.
ignorethefringes
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I just turned BOGO boston butts into hot italian sausage with a seasoning packet from Rural King. Easy and quite delicious.
Boarmaster
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It might take some time to find a seasoning you like. I get most of mine from Butcher Packer online. Good prices and good seasonings. If you ask about seasonings you will get 100 different suggestions. Good luck.
Boarmaster
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Yep, I find butts to have about the right fat content for my taste. I’m getting so lazy I been buying boneless butts because they are easier to cut up.
I’ll check them out. Thanks!
