Chicago Brat time.
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pr0wlunwoof Thanks, that’s such a good backup. I wanted a manual grinder just in case power was out, having that as an option is terrific. I have several pulleys and motors, sure I could get one to work. Kill two birds with one purchase.
Chef
No problem. I think it would be a good backup/secondary for you. For the $120 I got in it im pretty happy. Cleanup isn’t too bad I just take it apart and off the 4 bolts and throw everything in the dish washer. They make a stainless steal version, but i haven’t gone looking for it. Rust doesn’t scare me, but I’m not using it to make a living.
Main issues I have seen is folks not getting everything running true. Its not hard just allot of people don’t pay attention to what their doing. -
Direct from China $139
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Direct from China $139
pr0wlunwoof What site was that. I found one that had a #32 with pulley for $139 but they wanted $159 to ship it. I just won’t go there.
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Ali express. I didn’t look at shipping costs. Same shipping cost you found.
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Ali express. I didn’t look at shipping costs. Same shipping cost you found.
pr0wlunwoof I think at 64 years old, I’ll not wear out a cast iron grinder.
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Yeah I can’t find one without ridiculous shipping costs.
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Yeah I can’t find one without ridiculous shipping costs.
pr0wlunwoof Okay, the censor god took out the link, can try the chat or email me, it’s on my profile
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Turned out great. The mother-in-law said she hasn’t had a good bratwurst in over 8 years. So I guess we are in the clear. Everyone says the new hobby is a
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pr0wlunwoof Okay, the censor god took out the link, can try the chat or email me, it’s on my profile
Chef I will do some looking after everyone is in bed. Everything I am finding is out of stock.
Its a Sportsman Series Number-32 Cast Iron Meat Grinder with Pulley. No where online has stock.
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Chef I will do some looking after everyone is in bed. Everything I am finding is out of stock.
Its a Sportsman Series Number-32 Cast Iron Meat Grinder with Pulley. No where online has stock.
pr0wlunwoof Yep, that’s what I’m finding. I guess people are preparing for something more than I ever anticipated. I can only pray that all this concern is for nothing… We’ll know soon
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Here is a screen shot from a video I did. This is the front of it.
This is a picture of motor specs.
It has a 3 inch pulley on the motor. I want to change that to a 1 inch, but haven’t been able to find one.
The grinder has a 12 in pulley that comes with a handle for hand cranking. Took that off and run a v-belt from the hardware store.
Use a turn-buckle to tension the belt. And wired a light switch in line.
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pr0wlunwoof Yep, that’s what I’m finding. I guess people are preparing for something more than I ever anticipated. I can only pray that all this concern is for nothing… We’ll know soon
Chef Yeah. I dunno. Stopped watching and reading the “news” and turned off facebook back in June. A whole lot of misinformation and fear mongering. Started doing my own fact checking and devising my own plan based on those facts. Hopefully others have done the same.
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Chef Yeah. I dunno. Stopped watching and reading the “news” and turned off facebook back in June. A whole lot of misinformation and fear mongering. Started doing my own fact checking and devising my own plan based on those facts. Hopefully others have done the same.
pr0wlunwoof I agree, fact checking is important. Sad, can’s always do it with Google, they tend to give biased hits. Proved that to myself months ago. They promote their agenda. Haven’t really found a search engine to use that just is not biased.
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pr0wlunwoof Yeah, looking at things outside the main stream is important. Trying to find unbiased sources could drive you crazy. Speaking of plans, they are really important and we’ve hamered it home time and time again on the podcast but having some plan for your meat supply is critical. I was pretty worried about all of this and then we had something happen near us, I laid out a plan with my wife on what we were going to do and slept like a baby that night. I just had to endure her looking at me like I was crazy for a few minutes, small price to pay for some additional security to both ourselves and our food!
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pr0wlunwoof Yeah, looking at things outside the main stream is important. Trying to find unbiased sources could drive you crazy. Speaking of plans, they are really important and we’ve hamered it home time and time again on the podcast but having some plan for your meat supply is critical. I was pretty worried about all of this and then we had something happen near us, I laid out a plan with my wife on what we were going to do and slept like a baby that night. I just had to endure her looking at me like I was crazy for a few minutes, small price to pay for some additional security to both ourselves and our food!
Jonathon yeah with us being pregnant we had to make allot of plans. We have good friends and family to lean on and haven’t had to yet, but its definately not getting better before it gets worse. Id say we are lucky, but as much as we can we make our own luck. Allot of people don’t understand the basics of home economics, living within your means, and planning for the future. We had good upbringings I guess most aren’t as fortunate.
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pr0wlunwoof Living within your means is something it seems like people have lost. My wife and I had just built a house and had traded in my car for a new one for her. As soon as we did that the engine blew on her old car. So, with all that money borrowed already for house and car, we didn’t go out and go deeper into debt. I bought a bicycle and rode into work for about 1.5 years and then bought a cheap old truck. This lets us save a certain % of our paychecks every month and not always be stressing about bills!
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pr0wlunwoof Living within your means is something it seems like people have lost. My wife and I had just built a house and had traded in my car for a new one for her. As soon as we did that the engine blew on her old car. So, with all that money borrowed already for house and car, we didn’t go out and go deeper into debt. I bought a bicycle and rode into work for about 1.5 years and then bought a cheap old truck. This lets us save a certain % of our paychecks every month and not always be stressing about bills!
Jonathon Would highly recommend looking into the principles of Dave Ramsey. Very sound and follows very wise fundamental values.
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pr0wlunwoof Living within your means is something it seems like people have lost. My wife and I had just built a house and had traded in my car for a new one for her. As soon as we did that the engine blew on her old car. So, with all that money borrowed already for house and car, we didn’t go out and go deeper into debt. I bought a bicycle and rode into work for about 1.5 years and then bought a cheap old truck. This lets us save a certain % of our paychecks every month and not always be stressing about bills!
Jonathon Did you live a block from work?
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pr0wlunwoof Living within your means is something it seems like people have lost. My wife and I had just built a house and had traded in my car for a new one for her. As soon as we did that the engine blew on her old car. So, with all that money borrowed already for house and car, we didn’t go out and go deeper into debt. I bought a bicycle and rode into work for about 1.5 years and then bought a cheap old truck. This lets us save a certain % of our paychecks every month and not always be stressing about bills!
Jonathon It can be hard to make the right decision sometimes and very easy to make the wrong ones. We have been blessed to never really do without as we started our marriage with a good bit of savings and very little debt. We took care of the cars we had when we got married and even put a new engine in one as I refused to dish 25k out for a new car while I was still in school. I have watched a few family members and friends get behind and its so hard to come back from that.
Its funny while we were in the hospital I got to talking to one of the nurses and we are going to have some unforseen costs and she was trying to be empathetic. I finally explained to her that we have enough saved in our health savings account that we weren’t going to have any issues. Then we got into what an HSA was and about its many tax benefits. By the time she left she had taken notes to have a conversation with her husband to change some retirement planning.
Being well informed and doing research on everything you do is about the only way to stay ahead. I buy local allot and support businesses who I know have their priorities straight, but I also shop around on big ticket items and give those guys a chance to compete before I do something else. Allot of times that ends with me doing buisness elsewhere as they can’t sell at the same margin as other folks, but hopefully that gets them thinking about ways to cut costs and lower their margins.
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glen 2.2 miles actually! We chose the lot to build on before I was even aware of Walton’s Incs existence, then I got the job here. It really is almost like it was meant to be!
pr0wlunwoof I am assuming having a new young one in the house would make one look at things in a longer term manner? I agree on shopping local when necessary, I always try to give local places a chance and if they are in the same prize range as amazon I will go for them instead but sadly Amazon wins more often than not! I was a mess when I met my wife, paycheck to paycheck and always behind. Luckily she is the smart one (I know that must be shocking huh?) and actually taught me a good amount about budgeting. I paid her back by telling her (and I kid you not) that the sun doesn’t go around the heart but we go around the sun! She says she knew it and just wasn’t thinking but come on!
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