Time to grind a horse up this week, I will try to get some video to share with our T-man people. I have a 36 horse Kohler V-twin Coupled to a 3 speed general motors transmission that is coupled to the grinder, it all sits on a military generator trailer so it can be towed to the site, easy cleanup leave the mess out on the ranch..Vulchers have to eat too!

Scott

I'd like to see a pic of that.

YA that would be cool to see. Sounds like a grinder like that all you need is a crane to lower the horse into the grinder throat!

A 36 horse grinder?? Wow, this I gotta see!!

you must sell a lot of horse meat to need a grinder that will do 36 horses at a time

all wrong on this one Danny .... it takes 36 horses to grind up their best friend.

I can't wait to see that! If you post it on another forum, give us a "heads up" on here, as to where you post it.

Tomorrow is the day I will have to figure out how to post pictures!

Is that the grinder I read about in a Trappers World or other mag several yrs ago that USED to be powered by a 4 cyl car engine?

I wrote an article for the Furtaker Magazine about it. 12 to 15 years ago it had an old single cylinder motor on it. I couldn't get parts for it any longer so I put the 36 horse Kohler on it about 12 years ago. I ground 400 bobcats in a day with the new motor and was hooked. More torque, lighter motor, the old one was an anchor for the Titanic. I put it on a Military trailer for easy manuvering. Two guys can spin it around and move it if the ground is flat. I placed it on the trailer so the weight is balanced. Hope to get pictures today before and while grinding!

please do it sounds very interesting

I want to see it! Please do!

Video...complete with sound!lol

I believe your article said you cleaned it by running a few loafs of day old bread thru it.

WOW, thank you for showing your grinding operation. That was amazing!

yes thank you that's a serious grinder there!!Was that a whole knuckle or joint? If so im amazed