Mincer
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I have a Trespade #12 and it's very good. Had it for about 25 years. However, the Buffalo is one that I've often seen recommended on here. Got no experience with it myself though.Thanks will have a look
lksopener1
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Got a Trespade no8 inox and it’s outstanding. No cast parts to go rusty
Big Tam
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Will give them a look thanks
Had one of these for a few years now it’s been great, easy to use, easy to clean, powerful and comes with range of attachments
www.weschenfelder.co.uk
Tre Spade TC-8 El Young Electric Mincer
The TreSpade TC-8 El Young is a beautifully well-engineered Italian Mincer that lends itself beautifully to domestic use. This is Tre Spade's smallest electric mincer, but it is not compromised on power. This little workhorse will easily mince all types of meat, including the sinew in-game...
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Essexsussex
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How much are you doing? The buffalo is great but expensive if just a deer a month
Have a Trespade No 8 and can't fault it. had it for two years. We used it today on a munty, and it just works well, with no fuss, and is easy to clean. You can get it direct, but ours came from Deer Central. They also do good vac packers. Trespade aren't the cheapest, but 'buy once, cry once'! The motors are the important bit, and Trespade use semi industrial models. Cheap mincers are not worth the stress.
Trespade no 8 or 12. There is (was) little difference in price between the 2 when I bought my no 12.
Weshenfelder are a reputable supplier and will be happy to discuss your requirements on the phone.
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Weshenfelder are a reputable supplier and will be happy to discuss your requirements on the phone.
Sausage Making Supplies from Weschenfelder Direct
Big Tam
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Not doing alot
Essexsussex
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I have a Kenwood chef with a mincer attachment. Decent kit available secondhand at a song often
If it’s just a deer a month I would look at the bushwear budget one, I’ve had one for 3 years and it’s fine for a roe or two at a time
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BushWear Economy Mincer
The BushWear Economy Mincer is a great addition to any home kitchen. This durable and easy-to-use meat mincer allows you to grind meat to your desired texture, making it perfect for creating your own burgers, sausages, and meatballs. This sturdy electric mincer is ideal for household use. A...
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Can believe it! can't get it down the spout quick enough hahaYep same one here so another vote for Buffalo.
Supposedly rated at 250 kgs/hr
Yes same problem here, you can't feed it fast enough.
Then there's the noise..... my older cheapo did my head in. This Buffalo just sits there humming, no drama, no white sinew issues just mince and gone.
Job done.
Exactly! The hours of my time and electricity wasted in the past with a 50 quid job .... 400quid mincer , paid for itself In no time !
Barely noticed it getting even remotely hot, altho rarely have it on for more than 5-10 mins.
I may open it up to give it the motor a visual, check airflow is clear etc but I suspect it will last for a long long time
Barely noticed it getting even remotely hot, altho rarely have it on for more than 5-10 mins.
I may open it up to give it the motor a visual, check airflow is clear etc but I suspect it will last for a long long time
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