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The old Hobart grinder gave up the ghost right before the Saturday rush last week.
I had to finish a 50-pound batch of breakfast sausage by hand, which took me back to my first job at Miller's Meats in '98, but honestly, what's a good electric grinder brand that won't quit on a busy morning?
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the_lucas7mo ago
What kind of power are you looking for in a new grinder? My shop's LEM has been solid for years, but it really depends on how much you're pushing through it each week.
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shane_fisher377mo ago
Honestly, that Hobart was probably just tired. A hand grind builds character, makes you appreciate the work. Maybe just fix the old one instead of buying new.
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mason.brian7mo ago
Builds character" sounds like something you say when you don't want to spend money. It's just grinding meat. If my old machine is broken and I have fifty pounds to do, that's not character building, that's a sore arm and wasted time. Fixing it might cost more than it's worth anyway. Sometimes a tool is just done.
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wendyk567mo ago
Consider the safety risk of a worn-out grinder, which mason.brian might be ignoring.
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