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  • processheadP processhead

    JoeB

    https://woodgears.ca/motors/reversing.html#:~:text=Once started%2C a single phase,polarity of the starter winding.

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    processhead The scope in the first vid is older than i am… And that’s old

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      JoeB said in Need an adaptor:

      I think it’s time to put on my Engineering cap and come up with a hack for reverse on these mixers. Should take a couple dpdt switches and elective surgery. 🤔

      It’s been a while, but if it uses a split phase motor with a centrifugal switch in the start winding circuit, you can add the switch there to reverse the motor.

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      processhead said in Need an adaptor:

      JoeB said in Need an adaptor:

      I think it’s time to put on my Engineering cap and come up with a hack for reverse on these mixers. Should take a couple dpdt switches and elective surgery. 🤔

      It’s been a while, but if it uses a split phase motor with a centrifugal switch in the start winding circuit, you can add the switch there to reverse the motor.

      All i know about electricity is you dont want to get it on you.

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

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        Been there and got the torn tee for it.

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          Old electricians words of wisdom " Don’t be the circuit"

          Paul

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            I find it strange that my #8 LEM grinder that no attachments fit has reverse, but the #8 and up grinders that the attachments fit does not have reverse.

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              I find it strange that my #8 LEM grinder that no attachments fit has reverse, but the #8 and up grinders that the attachments fit does not have reverse.

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              Grimpuppy Reverse feature on a grinder is useful on those rare occasions when a grinder jams or stalls on a chunk of fat.

              Paul

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                Grimpuppy Reverse feature on a grinder is useful on those rare occasions when a grinder jams or stalls on a chunk of fat.

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                processhead I find reverse is very valuable when a mixer is attached. Especially when making a small batch in a BIG mixer. The reverse feature helps pull the meat back into the middle from the edges.

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                • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                  I find it strange that my #8 LEM grinder that no attachments fit has reverse, but the #8 and up grinders that the attachments fit does not have reverse.

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                  Grimpuppy That’s good to know. I didn’t know any LEM grinders had reverse. Learn something new every day.
                  I’d say your #8 with reverse is begging to have a 25lb LEM mixer attached to the other end!

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

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                    processhead I find reverse is very valuable when a mixer is attached. Especially when making a small batch in a BIG mixer. The reverse feature helps pull the meat back into the middle from the edges.

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                    smokinbubba said in Need an adaptor:

                    processhead I find reverse is very valuable when a mixer is attached. Especially when making a small batch in a BIG mixer. The reverse feature helps pull the meat back into the middle from the edges.

                    Agree. A power mixer needs forward and reverse controls.

                    Ok, how to enjinear that forwards and backwards control into a handmixer???😲

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                      Grimpuppy That’s good to know. I didn’t know any LEM grinders had reverse. Learn something new every day.
                      I’d say your #8 with reverse is begging to have a 25lb LEM mixer attached to the other end!

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                      smokinbubba I have a #25 LEM mixer. I have been running options through my head on how to do it. I got a couple ideas but haven’t really dove into it much yet. It has a stuffing speed that is slow and grinding speed that is faster. Need to check rpm on stuffing speed to see if it is slow enough for a direct drive.

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