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Weston Pro Series #32

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    jc4475
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    Does above model come with a “standalone” Auger Bearing? Instruction Manual addresses an array of different models and I might be looking for a part (Auger Bearing) not applicable to Pro Series Model # 10-3201-W. Religiously watch your videos on youtube. Thank you kindly.

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      jc4475 I’m trying to find out but if you mean a removable auger bearing that isn’t built into the motor then I don’t think it does. Again, trying to find a better answer on that.

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        Weston Pro Series Meat Grinder, “Model # 10-3201-W”. New purchaser wondering if it was shipped minus an “Auger Bearing”. Does this model come with a standalone “Auger Bearing”? Instruction Manual addresses an array of different models so answer not clear. Hesitant to use if I’m missing a part. Thank you.

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          Thank you kindly Jonathon.

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            jc4475 Okay, I think I have it. The first pic is of a #12 which has a removable auger bearing. The #22 which I have in my test kitchen is the 2nd and 3rd pics which isn’t removable and then I took a pic of the manual page that shows the auger bearing. So I think You are asking if it should have come with an auger bearing like what is in the pic for the #12?12auger.jpg
            22downthroat.jpg
            22back.jpg
            instructions.jpg

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              jc4475 Okay, I think I have it. The first pic is of a #12 which has a removable auger bearing. The #22 which I have in my test kitchen is the 2nd and 3rd pics which isn’t removable and then I took a pic of the manual page that shows the auger bearing. So I think You are asking if it should have come with an auger bearing like what is in the pic for the #12?12auger.jpg
              22downthroat.jpg
              22back.jpg
              instructions.jpg

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              Jonathon

              Yessir! Bingo! Is it separate like #12.

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                jc4475 Okay, I think I have it. The first pic is of a #12 which has a removable auger bearing. The #22 which I have in my test kitchen is the 2nd and 3rd pics which isn’t removable and then I took a pic of the manual page that shows the auger bearing. So I think You are asking if it should have come with an auger bearing like what is in the pic for the #12?12auger.jpg
                22downthroat.jpg
                22back.jpg
                instructions.jpg

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                Jonathon

                Major issue Jonathon is that I appear to have an outdated Manual (lol).

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                  jc4475 No, it appears to be attached or embedded into the back of the head assembly and doesn’t come out with the auger. Now, all I can say for sure is that is what my #22 pro series looks like, we don’t have a #32 in stock to check. And yes the manual seems odd to me, that pic of the flat washer where it says “Note:…” does NOT appear in the manuals for the #5 and #8 grinders, instead it just shows the same image for the bearing that is actually in the #22.

                  So, do you have a bearing like the one in the pic I sent of our 22?

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                    jc4475 No, it appears to be attached or embedded into the back of the head assembly and doesn’t come out with the auger. Now, all I can say for sure is that is what my #22 pro series looks like, we don’t have a #32 in stock to check. And yes the manual seems odd to me, that pic of the flat washer where it says “Note:…” does NOT appear in the manuals for the #5 and #8 grinders, instead it just shows the same image for the bearing that is actually in the #22.

                    So, do you have a bearing like the one in the pic I sent of our 22?

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                    Jonathon

                    No I do not. So I’m surmising that it is “built in” - per #22. What say you (respect your opinion)?

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                      jc4475 No, it appears to be attached or embedded into the back of the head assembly and doesn’t come out with the auger. Now, all I can say for sure is that is what my #22 pro series looks like, we don’t have a #32 in stock to check. And yes the manual seems odd to me, that pic of the flat washer where it says “Note:…” does NOT appear in the manuals for the #5 and #8 grinders, instead it just shows the same image for the bearing that is actually in the #22.

                      So, do you have a bearing like the one in the pic I sent of our 22?

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                      Jonathon

                      Correction: I appear to resemble #22 set-up.

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                        jc4475 No, it appears to be attached or embedded into the back of the head assembly and doesn’t come out with the auger. Now, all I can say for sure is that is what my #22 pro series looks like, we don’t have a #32 in stock to check. And yes the manual seems odd to me, that pic of the flat washer where it says “Note:…” does NOT appear in the manuals for the #5 and #8 grinders, instead it just shows the same image for the bearing that is actually in the #22.

                        So, do you have a bearing like the one in the pic I sent of our 22?

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                        Jonathon

                        I appear to resemble #22 set-up.

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                          jc4475 No, it appears to be attached or embedded into the back of the head assembly and doesn’t come out with the auger. Now, all I can say for sure is that is what my #22 pro series looks like, we don’t have a #32 in stock to check. And yes the manual seems odd to me, that pic of the flat washer where it says “Note:…” does NOT appear in the manuals for the #5 and #8 grinders, instead it just shows the same image for the bearing that is actually in the #22.

                          So, do you have a bearing like the one in the pic I sent of our 22?

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                          Jonathon

                          Sir, I feel comfortable that the auger bearing on the #32 is “built-in” just like in the #22. Appreciate your help My Man! You guys are the BEST!

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                            Jonathon

                            Sir, I feel comfortable that the auger bearing on the #32 is “built-in” just like in the #22. Appreciate your help My Man! You guys are the BEST!

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                            lkrfletcher
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                            jc4475
                            After cleaning, I always use some field grade silicone spray on mine to help keep them in good shape for the next grind.

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                              jc4475
                              After cleaning, I always use some field grade silicone spray on mine to help keep them in good shape for the next grind.

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                              lkrfletcher

                              Sweet! Thank you.

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                                jc4475
                                After cleaning, I always use some field grade silicone spray on mine to help keep them in good shape for the next grind.

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                                lkrfletcher

                                BTW, thank you for Your Service.

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