Is it 300w motor powerful enough for the meat grinder attachment?
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the engine damage after two months of making cakes, I stay very disappointed
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Yes, just make sure you don't exceed the max load of 300W. If you need more than 300W, use an ApplianceLinc.
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I am not aware of whether or not this works with a Hobart meat grinder. I use this with a Kitchenaid stand mixer (attaches to the socket in front).
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Ok, They do make a meat grinder attachment. Almost no one has it, it is advertised on Amazon but it's out of stock and may not be back in stock. There is one available on E-bay
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This grinder is severely under-powered and it can barely process the meat without bones, so I would say no.
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Marleen,The specs reference the motor as 600 Watts.Thank you,Prime Time Solutions
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Yes, I can adapt the meat grinder mixer. I have operated these three times. They works well.
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I just looked at it and the marked rating under max load: 300W/2.5A at 120V
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http://www.buydig.com/shop/product.aspx?sku=btbse3000According to the website above the motor is 400 Watts
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Yes. You can mount an electric motor into this grinder. The problem is I never used it before because it's only specially designed for U.S based people but not applicable to any other countries. I love this grain mill 'cause its handy and portable. You only need to buy this kind of equipment if your hands are so strong to mill your own grains or corns. Otherwise, try for a fully electrical one.RegRema S Ashley Schiffer
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This grinder runs (under no load) at 600 Watts and runs between 600 Watts and 1200 Watts (under load). The peak output power of this product is 3000 Watts and the mathematical equation for conversion of Watts into HP is 1HP = 746 Watts. 3000 Watts divided by 746 equals over a 4 HP "Rating", but please note that this grinder does NOT have a 4 HP motor in it. This is a "RATING ONLY" and is not to be confused with the motors that come in Commerical/Industrial Meat Grinders that have actual 1 HP to sometimes 1.5 HP motors in them. The actual HP of the motor in this grinder is just under 3/4 HP. Regards, Jim The Mercantile Station What we can tell you is that if you were to fasten this grinder to a table and try to hold onto the auger while it was running, the high torque of this machine would either break your wrist or flip you upside down!!!
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The power is about 500W and is variable all the way up to the max. (you can always figure it by multiplying the amps times the voltage). It is mighty sufficient for blending vegtables into soups or multiple other chores. I wouldn't trade it for any other.
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No! Its not enough watts for what you need it for. 800watts - 300watts = 500watts
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I purchased the pro3 in January. I too was looking for a more powerful 350W motor. I agree the specifications and printed material was (is) not clear. When I tired the unit, it was 200W I think, but it did not do the work that my Kitchen Aid did so I returned it.
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it's still working very well. about fast ....... it's as fast as any meat grinder keep in mind it is not an industrial type it for use around the house. if you need more out of it i recommend buying an industrial meat grinder.
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The spec sheet says its a 2.4 amp 3600 RPM motor. That implies 288 watts. There are some other low power electronics, like the timer and LED display, these would draw some additional power.
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We bought this to use on our wood splitter. It has a lot of power. With 16hp, it should easily push 300 pounds.