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bobthebutcher

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May 12, 2017
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I'm an old school meat processer from Statesville,NC. Started processing/smoking meat when I was young on our property and had my first meat cutting job at an A&P in 1977. I've worked in the fancy places like Harris teeter to a processor who processed 100 pigs a week and over 700 beef per year. Now , I run a deer processing place making basic cuts to smoked deer meat, jerky of all kinds, summer sausage, deer bacon, snack sticks, etc.. Reason I joined this forum is to learn some new tricks and maybe share a few. I also have 3 pieces of the early meat processing equipment there is. I have a Hobert pedestal Grinder from 1911, it's a 1 hp brute, also I have the first power driven buffalo chopper ever made, 1911 it runs by a hit & miss motor., it's solid cast iron and is very ornate. I also have a 1904 sausage stuffer that has a 54lb capacity. All are made from cast iron. I'm going to list them for sale on here
 
Wow.... And Welcome... lol      Sounds like you know your stuff. I as well would love to see pictures, Although I am way to far away to entertain any thoughts of buying, But I have always liked old well made things.  Glad to see you here.
 
Welcome to SMF!

Sounds like you will fit in real well around here!

Looking forward to seeing some of that equipment!

Al
 
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....  Bob....   Old school is good school...   
 
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