Happybuy Commercial Meat Grinder,550LB/h 1100W, 220 RPM Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Industrial Meat Mincer w/2 Blades, Grinding Plates & Meat Pusher

I bought this Happybuy meat grinder to handle some deer I harvested—what I didn’t expect was a machine that could moonlight as a small industrial engine. This beast doesn’t grind meat, it annihilates it. I dropped in a pork shoulder and barely had time to blink before it was neatly ground and ready for sausage.This thing means business. At 1100 watts and 550 pounds per hour, it practically laughs at anything you feed it. I’m not saying it’s faster than your mother-in-law’s judgment, but it’s close.It came with everything you need: grinding plates, extra blades, and a meat pusher that says, “I don't have time for your nonsense.”And let me tell you—cleaning is surprisingly easy. The parts come apart quickly, the stainless steel rinses clean with minimal effort, and no weird crevices for mystery meat to hide in. A little soap, warm water, and you’re done. Honestly, the cleanup took longer than the actual grinding, which should tell you something.Bottom line: this is not a cute countertop accessory. It’s a heavy-duty, meat-mashing machine that earns its spot. If you’re serious about processing meat and want to scare your neighbors a little, this is the grinder for you.

We really couldn’t be more happy with this purchase. After looking at many reviews for many different meat grinders, we decided on this one bc it is heavy duty, can grind chicken bones, and was affordable. We tested the bone grinding capabilities with some chicken thighs and it worked perfectly. I found it very easy to clean. The insides are easy to remove and then I used my kitchen sprayer to clean the inside. It is surprisingly quiet and works very quickly. It is pretty big in my kitchen, but it will be stored and brought out when needed so that was not a problem for us. I don’t think it would be something to keep on a counter, so having a place to store it is definitely a good idea. And it is very very heavy. 50 lbs at least. I don’t consider any of this to be a downside though, but some folks may.

Use this for grinding chicken and bones for our dog food. Grinds everything very nice. No need for double grinding. The feed tube could be bigger, but then the grinder would need to be bigger also. Only had it jam up once, but that was because stuffed too many legs into it at one time. Shut it off, cleared out the clog and started over. Works Perfect!! Not very noisy at all. Wife and I can stand right next to it and talk normally, no yelling. Weight is heavy, but I pick it up and move it around w/o a problem. Great grinder... NO issues so far.. 2 months and counting.

Very easy to assemble the grinding parts. Very easy to use. Just DO NOT TURN IT ON WITHOUT MEAT FED INTO THE MEAT TUBE. IT WILL BREAK THE BLADE.This grinder is powerful. I could hardly keep up with feeding it as fast as it grinds. I ground a 15 lb primal cut beef inside round in no time. It took longer to package the meat than to grind it. Excellent!But you can’t clean the meat tube easily. It’s bolted to the motor housing. I had to use the sink sprayer and a bottle brush to clean it. The company needs to write into the procedure how to disassemble the tube (so we have confidence that parts won’t fall out of the motor if we do). It is merely three bolts. As heavy as this machine is, we don’t need to be tipping it next to a sink to spray water into the meat tube and work a brushing in it.Overall though, I love it and I look forward to the next grind!Very quiet too. Pleasant to be near it. Just have to move fast.I would like to buy more blades and sausage tubes but VEVOR doesn’t seem to care to provide the information nor the means to do so. They need to include the sizes and types that fit this machine. Possible supply a link to buy parts and accessories. Why should the customer need to research for hours to make a simple purchase?

I bought this right before going on an epic hunting trip, which yielded a couple of cow elk, deer, antelope and white tail.Unfortunately the 1st shipment the meat grinder didn't work right out of the box. The electric motor was defective, each time tripping the breaker in the electrical panel and you'd hear a deep thud inside the case. The seller, Happibuy, was prompt in responding to the Amazon request for refund/replacement, but simply issued me an RMA of sorts to ship the unit back. To ship, this thing would have cost over $50 due to the box's size and weight. After a few emails to Happibuy, they agreed to let me keep the defective unit and ship out a replacement.Excited for the replacement and hoping for the best, I got a bunch of processed and cut up meat ready to grind, and when the replacement grinder arrived, it too was defective. This time the motor works. Unfortunately the unit came right out of the box with scratches, deep gouges, pitting and rust in the neck, and most of all - the throat is off plane! Look at the pictures to see, try not to kink your neck.Since the motor works and the issues at this point are simply cosmetic, functional, and finish, I used it today for the first time and am happy with the way it processes meat. The rate of 7lbs per minute seems real, as it was able to handle elk and beef just fine.I reached out to Happibuy today to see how to resolve the issues I'm faced with on the replacement. Waiting to hear back. I sent the same pictures to them as what's in this review.BTW, the neck on this unit needs to be cleaned often, and the only way to thoroughly clean it is to unbolt the neck with a wrench or socket set. If you plan to use this "commercial" grinder every day in your shop, this is not the unit I'd buy. I use this seasonally during hunting season, and will put up with the irrational way of disassembling the unit just to clean it's main part.Waiting to see if Happibuy comes through.