Meat grinder

[triplecurler]

What's a good low cost meat grinder? Looking to do 2-3 deer per year and maybe some pork. Can I get one for under $300? Manual or power.

Been looking at reviews on cabelas site and reviews are always all over the place.

[maplelakeduckslayer]

Cabelas are POS. Get the nesco commercial one at fleet farm...think its like $160

[dwendt]

I'm thinking about buying one that goes on my wife's kitchen aid, anyone have one of those? Looking for the same type of deal.

[dfrauenkron]

Had good luck with Cabelas. Had a 1 hp commercial grade for years. I'd say we average well over 1000 lbs. a year. Upgraded to 1 3/4 hp last summer couldn't be happier. With your needs and budget you would be happy with the 1/2 hp model. They go on sale pretty regularly.


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[triplecurler]

Cabelas are POS. Get the nesco commercial one at fleet farm...think its like $160

I only see LEM grinders on fleet farms website.

[maplelakeduckslayer]

http://www.fleetfarm.com/detail/nesco-380-watt-professional-food-grinder/0000000061326

[Musher]

Go with a bigger one than you think you need. Stay away from anything with plastic gears. We started out with a hand grinders -sucks! Currently have a Cabelas one that doesn't have enough horse power and has plastic gears that are wearing out.

We do a few deer, usually a bear, lots of goose and some pork each year and really need a bigger grinder. I'll be looking at something along the lines of a commercial grinder. Cuts down on the time needed to grind and should last long enough that my grand kids could still use it.