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Hooking Walton's 50 lb mixer to Weson 22 Pro Series

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    FatMac_1186
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    So is the mixer compatible with or is there an adapter that hooks to the old cabelas #22 grinder?

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      smokinbubba
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      No adapter that I have found. Your hub opening should measure 2.5" Please let me know if it does not. My #12 cabelas (non carnivore) is as well as my #22 carnivore.

      If the women don’t find you handsome, they should at least find you handy - Red Green

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        Nothing can be easy, gonna have to apply some redneck ingenuity and fab a collar to work as a shim.

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        • F FatMac_1186

          20211128_110059~2.jpg 20211201_190007~2.jpg

          Nothing can be easy, gonna have to apply some redneck ingenuity and fab a collar to work as a shim.

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          smokinbubba
          Team Orange Sous Vide Regular Contributors
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          FatMac_1186 Refresh my memory please. Thats an old Cabelas grinder (Weston butcher series) and a Waltons 50lb mixer?

          If the women don’t find you handsome, they should at least find you handy - Red Green

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          • F FatMac_1186

            20211128_110059~2.jpg 20211201_190007~2.jpg

            Nothing can be easy, gonna have to apply some redneck ingenuity and fab a collar to work as a shim.

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            smokinbubba
            Team Orange Sous Vide Regular Contributors
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            FatMac_1186 May work without a shim. Have you tried it? thats only 5/16" difference. Your bolt should make up that small difference…

            If the women don’t find you handsome, they should at least find you handy - Red Green

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            • F FatMac_1186

              20211128_110059~2.jpg 20211201_190007~2.jpg

              Nothing can be easy, gonna have to apply some redneck ingenuity and fab a collar to work as a shim.

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              FatMac_1186 You might be able to find a thin flexible cutting mat to cut into strips to wrap around for your shim if its too sloppy

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                It won’t let me upload the video I took but there she be boys! 2" sch40 PVC, notch top, split the bottom & go to work. Fits like a glove!

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                • F FatMac_1186

                  20211202_132546.jpg

                  It won’t let me upload the video I took but there she be boys! 2" sch40 PVC, notch top, split the bottom & go to work. Fits like a glove!

                  20211202_133143.jpg 20211202_133136.jpg

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                  bocephus
                  Team Orange Power User Canning Masterbuilt Veteran
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                  FatMac_1186 It looks like a good solution, people always coming up with solutions on this sight.

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                  • F FatMac_1186

                    20211202_132546.jpg

                    It won’t let me upload the video I took but there she be boys! 2" sch40 PVC, notch top, split the bottom & go to work. Fits like a glove!

                    20211202_133143.jpg 20211202_133136.jpg

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                    smokinbubba
                    Team Orange Sous Vide Regular Contributors
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                    FatMac_1186 Now that’s what I am talking about!! Well done Sir.

                    If the women don’t find you handsome, they should at least find you handy - Red Green

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                    • PapaSopP PapaSop

                      Regarding the reverse feature. I can’t find the post but after buying the #22 butcher series I found there is a warning label on it saying not to run in reverse for more than five seconds. I asked Austin about this. After he contacted Weston they said their mixers a designed to run in forward only.
                      So… No reason to have the reverse feature. Actually have never used it.

                      Knowing my grinder will not hook up to #50 mixer I’m now looking at the Walton’s #22.

                      Will just part ways with the existing equipment I have.

                      Found that post. https://meatgistics.waltonsinc.com/topic/912/grinders?_=1619044464008

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                      PapaSop said in Hooking Walton's 50 lb mixer to Weson 22 Pro Series:

                      Knowing my grinder will not hook up to #50 mixer I’m now looking at the Walton’s #22.

                      Papa, are you saying your #22 Weston butcher series wont hook up to your #44 Weston mixer?? This PVC collar may be the answer to your 50lb mixer problem.
                      As much as I like my old cabelas (Weston Butcher) #12 I would never get rid of that #22!

                      If the women don’t find you handsome, they should at least find you handy - Red Green

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                        Good job, that should last for quite a while!

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                          PapaSop said in Hooking Walton's 50 lb mixer to Weson 22 Pro Series:

                          Knowing my grinder will not hook up to #50 mixer I’m now looking at the Walton’s #22.

                          Papa, are you saying your #22 Weston butcher series wont hook up to your #44 Weston mixer?? This PVC collar may be the answer to your 50lb mixer problem.
                          As much as I like my old cabelas (Weston Butcher) #12 I would never get rid of that #22!

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                          smokinbubba said in Hooking Walton's 50 lb mixer to Weson 22 Pro Series:

                          PapaSop said in Hooking Walton's 50 lb mixer to Weson 22 Pro Series:

                          Knowing my grinder will not hook up to #50 mixer I’m now looking at the Walton’s #22.

                          Papa, are you saying your #22 Weston butcher series wont hook up to your #44 Weston mixer?? This PVC collar may be the answer to your 50lb mixer problem.
                          As much as I like my old cabelas (Weston Butcher) #12 I would never get rid of that #22!

                          It will hook up to the 44# mixer. Thought I heard it won’t work with the 50#. But now FatMac_1186 came up with a mod so game on.

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                            I wish I had the knowhow to do this. I would pay for this solution for my Weston Pro Series #22

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                            • Midwest_kcM Midwest_kc

                              I wish I had the knowhow to do this. I would pay for this solution for my Weston Pro Series #22

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                              Midwest_kc He used regular 2" pvc, cut to length, cut a notch, cut a groove. You could use either a hacksaw or coping saw for this task.

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                              • F FatMac_1186

                                20211202_132546.jpg

                                It won’t let me upload the video I took but there she be boys! 2" sch40 PVC, notch top, split the bottom & go to work. Fits like a glove!

                                20211202_133143.jpg 20211202_133136.jpg

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                                FatMac_1186 great engineering 👍

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