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<blockquote data-quote="JimFromTN" data-source="post: 889375" data-attributes="member: 5778"><p>I have a generic made in china 1 hp grinder I got off of ebay for $250. Works great. I used to have one of those $99 ones but it gave up the ghost after about 5 years. I would highly recommend anything 1/2hp or greater. My $99 one use to bog down and clog up allot and I would have to take it apart and clean it every 5 minutes or so. The 1 hp one I have grinds anything and never slows down. I ususally spend more time cleaning it after I'm done than I do grinding. When I butcher a deer, I usually spend about 5 to 10 minues grinding now. The old grinder was usually 30 to 45 minues because of having to take it apart constantly and clean it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JimFromTN, post: 889375, member: 5778"] I have a generic made in china 1 hp grinder I got off of ebay for $250. Works great. I used to have one of those $99 ones but it gave up the ghost after about 5 years. I would highly recommend anything 1/2hp or greater. My $99 one use to bog down and clog up allot and I would have to take it apart and clean it every 5 minutes or so. The 1 hp one I have grinds anything and never slows down. I ususally spend more time cleaning it after I'm done than I do grinding. When I butcher a deer, I usually spend about 5 to 10 minues grinding now. The old grinder was usually 30 to 45 minues because of having to take it apart constantly and clean it. [/QUOTE]
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