Sounds good. Appreciate you checking that out. I guess there had to be a reason. Perhaps I’m just the anal one who has to read all those warning stickers…
Thanks again Austin!

That makes sense. May also be why the switch does not lock in reverse. Acts more like a pulse switch. I avoided using it with mixer just to be safe. Didn’t want to chance wrecking it. I did grind 20# of venison in less than two minutes. Great piece of equipment! Don’t know why I waited so long to get one. Quiet, smooth and efficient. If you’re able to find out more, please share. Thanks Austin.

Thanks Austin. Just a sticker by the switch on the grinder.

Just about to fire up my new #22 Butcher series when I read by the switch not to run in reverse more than five seconds at a time. That’s fine when grinding but what about when using the #44 mixer? I know your videos say to run in reverse for one minute intervals during mixing process. Thanks.

Great reply John… If one does not ask questions, how does one learn? I have always believed that.

Thanks for the input. Sounds like moisture free and lubricated it is.

Ok… I messed that up. Sorry. Is there a preferred method for storing these. I typically spray with food grade silicon and store in a zip lock bag.

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That looks great!! Will definitely go on the to do list.

Great info…Thanks