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What are some of your favorite add ins for summer sausage?

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    RJ Adventures
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    I’ve used the ghost pepper cheese in my burger and love it but I added 20% cheese for a nice KICK! I want to add some to some snack sticks soon but obviously not that rate with a 17mm casing! Lol

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      Picture is from this last Saturday, started with jalapeno seasoning added, ghost pepper cheese, roasted garlic, onion, and whole peppercorns… turned out great,
      What have you guys added?

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      Hog Pen said in What are some of your favorite add ins for summer sausage?:

      ghost pepper cheese

      Was the ghost pepper cheese high temp?

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        I’ve used the ghost pepper cheese in my burger and love it but I added 20% cheese for a nice KICK! I want to add some to some snack sticks soon but obviously not that rate with a 17mm casing! Lol

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        Jesser
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        RJ Adventures are you using a jerky gun or stuffer to make your 17mm sticks? Thanks

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          Hog Pen said in What are some of your favorite add ins for summer sausage?:

          ghost pepper cheese

          Was the ghost pepper cheese high temp?

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          Pivodog yes

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              Hog Pen said in What are some of your favorite add ins for summer sausage?:

              ghost pepper cheese

              Was the ghost pepper cheese high temp?

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              TexLaw
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              Pivodog That’s the stuff I use (and get from Walton’s).

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                Jesser I use a stuffer, bought an lem electric stuffer a while back (before I found waltons) and bought a smaller 10mm stuffing tube and use that… I take the motor off when I stuff those though as I’m afraid of the pressure ruining it, but will be buying a hydraulic stuffer in the next year or 2…starting more commercial stuff so I’ll enjoy the better toys haha

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                  Jesser I use a stuffer, bought an lem electric stuffer a while back (before I found waltons) and bought a smaller 10mm stuffing tube and use that… I take the motor off when I stuff those though as I’m afraid of the pressure ruining it, but will be buying a hydraulic stuffer in the next year or 2…starting more commercial stuff so I’ll enjoy the better toys haha

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                  RJ Adventures great idea about going back to crank when doing sticks. I think I have the same lem el stuffer. LEM 20 lb electric. Mine came with a 1/2” od stuffing tube. One day was stuffing 19 mm casings the top pin receiver was torn off the side of the stuffer can and lower pin on the same side was bent down that holds the can in the stuffer due to the housing bent. Holy moley thought I had just trashed a 800 dollar stuffer. Well was able to straighten the lower pin that is bolted to housing by added a large finder washer to reinforce and straighten housing. Did on both sides. And I got lucky my brother in law is a welder with 40 plus years experience. Brought him over and he welded that upper bracket back on the stuffer can. He is so good it came out with no distortion to can. You could not tell the repair. Guess who gets samples of my sausages and sticks all the time. Lol
                  After that I went to 21 mm mahogany casings next size larger stuffing tube and cut oak shims to slide under stuffer can to prevent that from happening again. Now it will kick out motor overload before it damages stuffer. The motors do have a internal overload protection.
                  Ok happy stuffing.

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                    RJ Adventures great idea about going back to crank when doing sticks. I think I have the same lem el stuffer. LEM 20 lb electric. Mine came with a 1/2” od stuffing tube. One day was stuffing 19 mm casings the top pin receiver was torn off the side of the stuffer can and lower pin on the same side was bent down that holds the can in the stuffer due to the housing bent. Holy moley thought I had just trashed a 800 dollar stuffer. Well was able to straighten the lower pin that is bolted to housing by added a large finder washer to reinforce and straighten housing. Did on both sides. And I got lucky my brother in law is a welder with 40 plus years experience. Brought him over and he welded that upper bracket back on the stuffer can. He is so good it came out with no distortion to can. You could not tell the repair. Guess who gets samples of my sausages and sticks all the time. Lol
                    After that I went to 21 mm mahogany casings next size larger stuffing tube and cut oak shims to slide under stuffer can to prevent that from happening again. Now it will kick out motor overload before it damages stuffer. The motors do have a internal overload protection.
                    Ok happy stuffing.

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                    RJ Adventures
                    Sous Vide Canning American BBQ System Team Blue
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                    Jesser yes, when I first got it and put the motor on and was testing it, it made an awful snapping noise sounded like my last one under too much pressure that did what sounded like yours did… supports blew apart, have to weld it… and now it’s as if enough pressure builds up and it skips a gear tooth inside…thats why I say, ill be willing to pay the 5k for a hydraulic stuffer in the next couple years if business keeps booming for me!

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                      Jesser yes, when I first got it and put the motor on and was testing it, it made an awful snapping noise sounded like my last one under too much pressure that did what sounded like yours did… supports blew apart, have to weld it… and now it’s as if enough pressure builds up and it skips a gear tooth inside…thats why I say, ill be willing to pay the 5k for a hydraulic stuffer in the next couple years if business keeps booming for me!

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                      RJ Adventures wow so you have had 2 blow the supports off or 1?
                      I have not experienced the tooth jumping YET. Lol
                      The el stuffer is really great for making link sausage with hog casings. But if I knew about the weak point of the supports I would of went with another kind like they sold at Cabela’s. I have never read anywhere that the LEM model had this weak spot. I thought it was just me that had some bad luck. Thanks for sharing.

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                        RJ Adventures wow so you have had 2 blow the supports off or 1?
                        I have not experienced the tooth jumping YET. Lol
                        The el stuffer is really great for making link sausage with hog casings. But if I knew about the weak point of the supports I would of went with another kind like they sold at Cabela’s. I have never read anywhere that the LEM model had this weak spot. I thought it was just me that had some bad luck. Thanks for sharing.

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                        Jesser said in What are some of your favorite add ins for summer sausage?:

                        RJ Adventures wow so you have had 2 blow the supports off or 1?
                        I have not experienced the tooth jumping YET. Lol
                        The el stuffer is really great for making link sausage with hog casings. But if I knew about the weak point of the supports I would of went with another kind like they sold at Cabela’s. I have never read anywhere that the LEM model had this weak spot. I thought it was just me that had some bad luck. Thanks for sharing.

                        I think this is a potential problem with manufacturers that modify these manual stuffer designs with a powered drive system.

                        A well designed powered drive system will have a shear pin or other non-destructive weak link that gives way if the drive system is subjected to an over-torque condition. This prevents expensive damage or catastrophic failure.

                        Reminds me of when my knucklehead friend bottomed out the piston plate of my 8 quart cast iron Enterprise stuffer and kept on torqueing on the handle. Pop! He broke a tooth of the pinion gear! Luckily was able to find replacement that time.

                        Ok, Enough topic creep…

                        Paul

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                          sometimes you just have to let some people help just because they are fun to watch !

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                            RJ Adventures wow so you have had 2 blow the supports off or 1?
                            I have not experienced the tooth jumping YET. Lol
                            The el stuffer is really great for making link sausage with hog casings. But if I knew about the weak point of the supports I would of went with another kind like they sold at Cabela’s. I have never read anywhere that the LEM model had this weak spot. I thought it was just me that had some bad luck. Thanks for sharing.

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                            Sous Vide Canning American BBQ System Team Blue
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                            Jesser just one blow out that was a hakka stuffer, my El one is lem that just seems to skip teeth or something because every so often when it seems a gear is going around and POP! the piston releases a little and have to re crank down again… like you said, I don’t like the support system because it does not touch the bottom, it’s suspended…

                            processhead the El ones do have a safety with the motor, it’s the drive overload shutoff like Jesser was saying… if the motor starts heating up due to increased pressure, or whatever it trips the breaker for the overload on the motor…that definitely works!

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                              Jesser just one blow out that was a hakka stuffer, my El one is lem that just seems to skip teeth or something because every so often when it seems a gear is going around and POP! the piston releases a little and have to re crank down again… like you said, I don’t like the support system because it does not touch the bottom, it’s suspended…

                              processhead the El ones do have a safety with the motor, it’s the drive overload shutoff like Jesser was saying… if the motor starts heating up due to increased pressure, or whatever it trips the breaker for the overload on the motor…that definitely works!

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                              RJ Adventures have you ever open it up to see what might be allowing your stuffer to jump a tooth?

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                                RJ Adventures have you ever open it up to see what might be allowing your stuffer to jump a tooth?

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                                Jesser I have not had the chance yet

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                                  Just made these last night… using up freezer stuff so I uses about 11.5 lbs burger from our cow we processed and about 8.5 lbs pork butt I had

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                                    Just made these last night… using up freezer stuff so I uses about 11.5 lbs burger from our cow we processed and about 8.5 lbs pork butt I had

                                    Screenshot_20210423-085138_Gallery.jpg
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                                    RJ Adventures
                                    It’s nice when you can get down to the bottom of the old stuff and start over.

                                    Paul

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                                      Just made these last night… using up freezer stuff so I uses about 11.5 lbs burger from our cow we processed and about 8.5 lbs pork butt I had

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                                      Screenshot_20210423-085147_Gallery.jpg

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                                      RJ Adventures
                                      Heck yeah.

                                      Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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                                        Just made these last night… using up freezer stuff so I uses about 11.5 lbs burger from our cow we processed and about 8.5 lbs pork butt I had

                                        Screenshot_20210423-085138_Gallery.jpg
                                        Screenshot_20210423-085147_Gallery.jpg

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                                        RJ Adventures looks great 👍

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                                          RJ Adventures looks great 👍

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                                          cdavis thank you! Just about gone ready between samples and snacks at work!

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