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  • PapaSopP Offline
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    PapaSop
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    #22, worth every penny!

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    • McjaggerM Mcjagger

      Should I pull the trigger and get the new Walton’s #12 grinder or wait and get the #22…what are the pros and cons…I’m just a hobby sausage maker and do a 12# batch every week or so…no I don’t eat 12# of sausage a week, I give most of it away to friends and family :)…thanks in advance for your thoughts !!!

      YooperDogY Offline
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      YooperDog
      Team Orange Masterbuilt Big Green Egg Dry Cured Sausage Sous Vide Canning Power User
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      Mcjagger I have a 12 and 22. The 22 doesn’t even show any signs of slowing down. The 12 does well also but is a little slower especially on 2’d, 3’d… grinds.

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      • PapaSopP PapaSop

        #22, worth every penny!

        Fat_BobF Offline
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        Fat_Bob
        Team Blue Canning
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        #6

        PapaSop I’m sure it is but I’ve spent enough this year and I’m eyeballing a new stick burner offset smoker! LOL

        It’s all about the duck fat.

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          Fat_Bob
          Team Blue Canning
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          #7

          YooperDog I never do more than a quarter at a time so got the #12. I don’t hunt anymore but friends give me elk a deer every year. 🙂

          It’s all about the duck fat.

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            Scharff
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            #8

            My #22 just arrived today!!! can’t wait to try it. Was using a Kitchen Aid and it was struggling when processing. So can’t wait to try this one out!

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            • S Scharff

              My #22 just arrived today!!! can’t wait to try it. Was using a Kitchen Aid and it was struggling when processing. So can’t wait to try this one out!

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              twilliams
              Power User PK100 Regular Contributors Team Grey
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              Scharff your gonna be in awe

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              • McjaggerM Mcjagger

                Should I pull the trigger and get the new Walton’s #12 grinder or wait and get the #22…what are the pros and cons…I’m just a hobby sausage maker and do a 12# batch every week or so…no I don’t eat 12# of sausage a week, I give most of it away to friends and family :)…thanks in advance for your thoughts !!!

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                twilliams
                Power User PK100 Regular Contributors Team Grey
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                Mcjagger #22 with a 1 hp motor

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                • Fat_BobF Fat_Bob

                  YooperDog I never do more than a quarter at a time so got the #12. I don’t hunt anymore but friends give me elk a deer every year. 🙂

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                  YooperDog
                  Team Orange Masterbuilt Big Green Egg Dry Cured Sausage Sous Vide Canning Power User
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                  Fat_Bob my neighbor down the road from me is looking at processing his own deer this and I will end up hauling my #12 to his place to show him how to break down the primal and make some burger. My #22 doesn’t travel much due to its weight issue. It doesn’t react to how hard you work it, the #12 can be a little bit more finiky.

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                    Walkeg
                    Yearling
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                    #12

                    The bigger, the better when it comes to grinders!

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                    • YooperDogY YooperDog

                      Fat_Bob my neighbor down the road from me is looking at processing his own deer this and I will end up hauling my #12 to his place to show him how to break down the primal and make some burger. My #22 doesn’t travel much due to its weight issue. It doesn’t react to how hard you work it, the #12 can be a little bit more finiky.

                      Fat_BobF Offline
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                      Fat_Bob
                      Team Blue Canning
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                      #13

                      YooperDog The weight issue of a 22 is one reason for the 12. lol That and like I said I’m usually only doing a quarter at a time. 👍

                      It’s all about the duck fat.

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                        Walkeg
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                        We had a smaller grinder years ago and often said on bigger runs of summer sausage or brats that was taking so long to grind, “We need a bigger grinder”!

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                          mdseaside
                          Team Orange
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                          Sounds like for what you do a No12 will be more than enough. I do 25 to 30 lbs. at a time and my #12 does a great job. The one that Walton’s just put on sale is a great deal.

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                            Canning Dry Cured Sausage Primo Grills Team Blue Sous Vide Power User Cast Iron
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                            Jonathon just wanted to confirm that the new waltons #32 and #22 can accommodate commercial knives and plates.

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                              Team Orange
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                              Just a thought on buying equipment! It has been my experience that it is best to get the most you can afford to get, as I have all to often cheeped out and got a smaller or less powerful unit in order to save a little bit of money and ended up spending again to upgrade! So if this is something you see yourself continuing to do get the biggest one you can afford and don’t look back!! As it will usually be cheaper in the long run.

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                                craigrice
                                Power User Canning Team Orange Regular Contributors Veteran Masterbuilt
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                                always get the best you can afford or better then you are never disappointed

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                                  #19

                                  I just took my #12 Walton’s grinder for a spin yesterday. Ran 20# half frozen 2" chunks of Deer and pork through it in less than 3 minutes. I would say forget the other stuff. This thing is great!

                                  It’s all about the duck fat.

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                                  • Fat_BobF Fat_Bob

                                    I just took my #12 Walton’s grinder for a spin yesterday. Ran 20# half frozen 2" chunks of Deer and pork through it in less than 3 minutes. I would say forget the other stuff. This thing is great!

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                                    Ron Grisar
                                    Team Blue
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                                    Fat_Bob Great to hear, waiting on delivery today of my #12 I ordered just a couple days ago. Really surprised how fast it’s getting delivered. Have a Merry Christmas!!

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                                      Fat_Bob
                                      Team Blue Canning
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                                      #21

                                      You’re going to love this thing. 1/2 frozen meat doesn’t even make the motor change pitch from a load. It eats meat just as fast as you can feed it. I love it!

                                      It’s all about the duck fat.

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                                        Sorry to hi-jack this post —— but how the hell does one post a new topic? I typed a post and push the > at the top right. It disappears and a small orange chat bubble pops up in the bottom right.

                                        • signed a 32 year old tech savvy idiot. 🙂
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                                          Mcjagger
                                          Team Grey Sous Vide Canning Dry Cured Sausage Masterbuilt PK100
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                                          Well I decided on the Walton’s #22 grinder…go big or go home !!! and for another $60 is was really a no brainer…this thing is a beast…just did a 25# batch of Kielbasa…it took just minutes to grind and the second grind was just as fast as the first…and the plastic stomper, who needs it, the second grind went as fast as I could feed it…less than 24 hours from clicking the purchase button it showed up at my house in Texas…I should have upgraded my grinder ages ago !!!

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