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paulc:
I have an antique one that is a nightmare to use, thinking about upgrading to one that is either new hand cranked or an electric.

Any advice? I don't have a deer yet this year but when I get one I want some home ground burger from it. Thanks for your time....Paul

Pat B:
I've always used a hand crank. They haven't changed over the years so you might be able to upgrade the cutting discs or sharpen the ones you have.

bubby:
hand crank here too, sometimes I wish I had a electric one though :laugh:

chamookman:
Mines a antique hand cranker that was a hand down for My Parents. Bob

nclonghunter:
I used and still own a hand crank grinder. If you are doing one deer a year or just an occasional one then it is doable. I now only eat venison (no beef) so I may cut several each fall, plus a couple friends deer. I now own an electric grinder and it is worth the price. Keep the hand crank one as a backup.

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