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The Kitchener grinder is a great jumping off point. I have had mine for 3 years now and have run close to 5 tons of meat through it without any problems. Mine is branded Northern Tool, but it is the exact same unit.
Some time back, when I first started making sausage, I purchased a Kitchner 5 lb stuffer from Northern Tool. While posting and getting answers to my many questions, the concern about the "nylon" gears on the Kitchner came
Hey old sarge , don't know much about Northern Tool products, but I've been using everything from Cabelas now for about 4 years with no problems , 10" slicer , 1/2 hp. grinder , 11 lb. stuffer & a 7 gal. meat mixer. A bunch of us got together last year and did approx. 80lbs of deer burger with
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I have a meat grinder from Northern Tool and i put it in the dish washer to make sure it was good and clean after use and it come out of the dish washer black and it comes off on your hands. Not sure how to get it off and get it back to the silver it should be. Nothing is wrong with the dishwasher so no clue what happened.
Went to Northern Tool yesterday off I35 south of Sycamore School Rd. Started my vacation yesterday; still alot of snow on the ground. But, I got a great deal on my burner and parts! Got the burner above, a 12' hose and regulator for $37.99 instead of the 5' (so I can keep the tank to the back of the porch away from the hot direct Texas sun) and ...
Well, I'm in the process of retrofitting the stuffer a bit to improve it. First thing I've done is turn it into a "two speed" by buying a tractor steering spinner ($7.00) and mounting it about halfway between the handle and the axis, that way I can lower or raise the piston a LOT faster than relying on the handle as it was.
note: I used the low pressure regulator and hose recommended by northern tool when I picked up the burner. However - when working out the fittings for the needle valve - it worked out better to have a 1/4" hose fitting - so I replaced the rubber hose for a stainless braided one. I think it looks better anyways.
Northern tool has a fair unit under $100 and Sausage maker has a really decent one with metal gears for $149. All that being said, if you still want to pursue this path, I would suggest stripping the motor and belt reduction from a drill press or use the DC motor and power supply/control system from a treadmill.
Northern Tool has the Kitchener #12 grinder on sale for $99.99. Throw in a pack of screws or something else inexpensive to get it over $100 and google for their $20 off $100 coupon. Several years ago I timed it right and got my Kitchener #12 griinder for $79 and the Northern version of this stuffer for $49 when both were on sale.