Sportsman Manual Meat Grinder with Pulley

I bought this buffalo meat grinder to make food for my dogs, I put 4 pieces of chicken with bone , it went through the chicken like nothing, easier to clean , easy to operate, the price from tool king was great, thank you tool king

I have been grinding deer meat with the sinew in it for the last 10 years or so. I had been using a #22 grinder. The price was cheap enough on this one, especially for coming with not only one pulley but TWO pulleys. It goes thru the meat better than my #22. I have it hooked to a 1.5HP electric motor, and it does just fine. I have 3 complaints, and 1 or 2 of them is/are operator error on my part, but it needs to be addressed: First, when operating with an electric motor, some of the paint/metal shaves off the drive shaft in the back of the unit. It collected mostly in the back of the unit and did not contaminate much of the meat, but what little was contaminated, I just threw that away. Second, the cutter in the front of the unit will load up with sinew from the deer meat. I say this is operator error, because I don't think any chopper is ever going to completely chop up that tough sinew. I just stopped the grinder every time the meat started slowing down coming out of the barrel and cleaned the cutter out and started over. The blades on the cutter do need to be touched up when grinding deer meat. Last, because this unit has bearings with it, the bearings need to be cleaned out after use. MAKE SURE TO COMPLETELY DRY OR THEY WILL RUST. I washed my bearings and put them in the silverware part of my dish rack. I didn't get all the water out, and they rusted. I put them in my tumbler with walnut media and shined them back up. I'm going to put cooking spray or cooking oil or something similar on them next time so they don't rust. As for the grinding itself, I imagine with beef or some other meats, you won't have any trouble with the cutter clogging up, but that deer sinew or silver flesh/shine is tough stuff. I have been making homemade deer jerky, and this grinder is fantastic for this task.

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Son in law used it the other day on a deer he got and he said it works great, it did a great job. Daughter complained she washed and dried it but it still rusted so they lost one pound of meat

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We got this grinder to make our own dog food, containing chicken and carrots. I can't even do the grinding because it is so hard. My husband does it, but it takes hours and he is completely worn out before he's done. Lol, I guess on the bright side, he is building muscle without paying for gym membership. It does do the job, but we are definitely going to need to get a motor! As far as the timing on shipping, I was very impressed. It got here way before we expected.

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I bought this grinder to make pet food, and chose it because of reviews that said it could be used to grind bone-in chicken. It does this job very well. I cranked it manually and while it stalled when first cracking the bone, the rest was relatively easy. The grinding plate is fine enough that I don't have to worry about pieces of bone that are too large for my cat. Cleaning the grinder takes some time, but I am particular about cleaning items that come in contact with raw meat. It was challenging to get the small, stringy bits off the worm (auger). After all the smaller parts were clean and towel-dried, I rubbed them with vegetable oil and stored them in a zip top bag filled with rice to keep them dry. (I live in a humid climate.) Since so many reviewers use this grinder with a motor, I was worried that it might not be possible to grind meat and bones by hand. The grinder makes this fairly easy because of the large diameter of the pulley. Happy with my purchase, and the cat likes the homemade food.

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