Gander Mountain introduces new meat grinders.......

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diggingdogfarm

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A style similar to Cabela's grinders.

Gander seems to put their stuff on sale frequently, I'm interested to see what the sale price on these will be.

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http://www.gandermountain.com/modpe...Motor&i=691501&str=meat+grinders&merchID=4005

http://www.gandermountain.com/modpe...Motor&i=694480&str=meat+grinders&merchID=4005

~Martin
 
I bought their #12 guide series a month ago and it was junk.  Sent it back for a refund.  Motor made funny noise and the disk were weird sizes.  Would need to buy all new disks to get the correct sizes.

I also bought the cuber attachment ... junk as well.  I had a good Hobart cuber in Alaska and thought they were all the same design ... not the case at all.  The cubers that LEM, GM sell use a knife and simply cut the meat on both sides about 2/3 the way through.  A real cuber has pointed and curved wheels that puncture the meat then tear it and knit the two sides together.  That is what you see in the stores.
 
I see that now. I guess the search continues... I just noticed the Cabelas commercial grinders will be on sale black Friday but they were cheaper during the sale that just ended than they will be then... I'm having a hard time deciding what grinder to get. I don't want to buy one only to wish I would have gotten something else. Only wanna do it once lol...
 
Thats why i went with the Cabelas grinder. When i worked at Cabelas we sold grinders like crazy.
 
I bought their #12 guide series a month ago and it was junk.  Sent it back for a refund.  Motor made funny noise and the disk were weird sizes.  Would need to buy all new disks to get the correct sizes.

I also bought the cuber attachment ... junk as well.  I had a good Hobart cuber in Alaska and thought they were all the same design ... not the case at all.  The cubers that LEM, GM sell use a knife and simply cut the meat on both sides about 2/3 the way through.  A real cuber has pointed and curved wheels that puncture the meat then tear it and knit the two sides together.  That is what you see in the stores.
Was it a hand crank unit or did it run off a grinder or motor of some sort?
 
A Hobart cuber cost about $1,600 and I'll tell you for sure it had it's own motor ...
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