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Grinder plates for #22 Walton grinder

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  • Rr82517R Offline
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    Will the #22 takedown grinder plates work on #22 waltons grinder?

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      Toledo not takedown

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        They will not. The Toledo plates have a flat edge that won’t allow it to fit in the Walton’s grinder. You would need an Enterprise plate with one or three notches.

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        • J jonathan324

          They will not. The Toledo plates have a flat edge that won’t allow it to fit in the Walton’s grinder. You would need an Enterprise plate with one or three notches.

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          Roger Reichart
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          jonathan324 thank you, that was helpful

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            I actually think it will…I’ll be back!

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              Okay, it does fit. The flat side catches the tab at the bottom. Now I haven’t actually used it yet but it looks like it will work. I’ll let you all know if it does once I can use it

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                If you have an angle grinder, you could carefully grind a notch in a Toledo style plate to fit the alignment pin in a machine designed to take Enterprise style plates. Go slow with the angle grinder so it does not overheat the plate and affect the hardness.

                Paul

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                  Okay, it does fit. The flat side catches the tab at the bottom. Now I haven’t actually used it yet but it looks like it will work. I’ll let you all know if it does once I can use it

                  20210513_073021.jpg

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                  Jonathon Don’t you expect to have product come out of the gap where the tab is? If so, you’ll have an inconsistent grind.

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                    Jonathon Don’t you expect to have product come out of the gap where the tab is? If so, you’ll have an inconsistent grind.

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                    TexLaw From the picture, I think you are correct.

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                    • TexLawT TexLaw

                      Jonathon Don’t you expect to have product come out of the gap where the tab is? If so, you’ll have an inconsistent grind.

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                      TexLaw said in Grinder plates for #22 Walton grinder:

                      Jonathon Don’t you expect to have product come out of the gap where the tab is? If so, you’ll have an inconsistent grind.

                      While there may be a gap at that point on the edge of the plate, the seal between the plate face and the threaded retaining nut is usually a smooth machined surface and makes a pretty good seal. I would be surprised to see meat leak past this area .

                      Paul

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