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Mine has had the same issue. As of now it still seems to work fine. Disappointing to say the least. Makita normally has very reliable products. Their quality seems to be going down over the last couple of years.

@@DevaultFamilyLiving Sadly I have to agree, quality not near what it used to be. 😞 I have submitted a warranty claim for mine, and hoping they replace it with the opaque blue/green ones that don't seem to have the issue a.f.a.i.k.

That is great. I hope you get as much hassle free use as I have had from mine. Thanks for watching.

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The only book that I am aware of for this tractor be can downloaded on tym.world/en-us/

I am going to sharpen my knives and cutter plates soon (for the first time). I have not had any reason to look for new parts at this time. Both of the plates and knives are stamped with a #22 which are sold on Amazon and through other suppliers. Just look up "meat grinder cutter plates and blades #22". I don't believe that the seller of the grinder offers replacement parts, as this grinder is made for multiple suppliers, and sold under different brand names.

@@DevaultFamilyLiving Thank you very much. You just earned my subscription.

@@bayanon7532 Thanks much appreciated.

@rrmerlin3402 must be a really big grinder to be delivered on a pallet.

@@DevaultFamilyLiving It's a # 22 from The Sausage maker at 60lbs or so I can still move around if needed. Yes, bigger is better. I used to grind with the kitchen aid mixer, and the price was a bargain to me. There is no chicken or turkey bone safe with me as I can drop the whole leg and thigh and away she goes.

Still going strong with no problems

@TheBigORanch I will see if I can find it and put it in the video description. Give me a day or so, and I will let you know that it is there.

I put a link to the Makita back strap in the video description. I will add it on this comment as well, but not sure YT is going to allow it. www.amazon.com/Makita-122906-3-Brush-Cutter-Harness/dp/B00HPXYISU/ref=sr_1

I believe that you are correct. They are likely just a distributer. There have been other comments stating that the same grinder has been available through other websites under another name. I can say that I have had no issues with mine, and have only seen one person on here say they weren't completely happy with it. I'm not affiliated with Costway. I'm just a guy that did a video on a grinder that has been a good product for me.

It is good to be back. Hopefully I can get the weather to cooperate this weekend and get another video out soon. Thanks for watching and have a great day.

Your welcome. Thanks for watching

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Thanks. I did get the circular saw blade, but haven't got the opportunity to try it out yet. Less kickback would be nice for sure.

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I'm glad it helped. Thank you for watching, and have a great day.

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You're welcome. Thank you for watching.

I bought extra oil, extra filters, a pump for the hydraulic oil, and grease when I did this. So I spent more then you normally would. To be honest, I couldn't give you an accurate answer. I would make a guess and say roughly $150 - $200 for all the oils, and filters.

@@DevaultFamilyLiving thank you for letting me know and your video help a lot too.

@@jamesw4912 your welcome

Lol. Thanks.

Holy smokes..... That crazy pricing. I can see why no retailer would carry it. Now you can pick them up on sale in the States pretty regularly for $699 (about 550 pounds) with 4 batteries and a charger.

@@DevaultFamilyLiving Gulp 🙄

Yes Ma'am. I still grind about 80lbs of meat & veggies about every 2 1/2 months. It is still working as good as was when new. Thank you for watching, and have a fantastic day.

@@DevaultFamilyLiving no problem! I just got a bernedoodle and she loves raw meat so I definitely want a grinder and am switching to the raw diet. Thanks again!

It has been a great little tool around my garage. I use it almost daily. The cyclone attachment will save you from having to change the filters so often. Congrats on the good deal. That is a great price.

Thank you for taking the time to watch.

Still going strong. I haven't had a single problem with it yet. Raw diet is a lot of work, but it is worth the health benefits to them. They will love you more for it.

@@DevaultFamilyLivingAnd love you longer for it! Thanks so much for this video!!

@@rosewatson7163 Thank you.

Thank you for watching. Have a great day.

Thank you, and thanks for watching

One of those would be nice.

Thank you.

The grapple is a claw grapple from Tar River Mfg and it is a 54". I believe that the model number is a CCG54

You just can't make this stuff up. LOL. Great acronym though.

I have used both plates. Never had any type of jamb what so ever. As far as bone fragments, I have never had any that would concern me with either plate. After I grind the meat, I mix all my vegetables, eggs, etc. in a tub with my bare hands. I have never felt any shards, never cut my skin, and never felt anything to be concerned with. Our English bulldog is the same when eating, or as I call it, inhaling. She chews nothing. Now I can't tell you there would never be a fragment, but I have never seen or felt one after grinding about 600 - 800 lbs of meat. I hope this helps answer your question.

@@DevaultFamilyLiving Thanks! I ordered it but the fit and finish was really bad, but the main thing is that meat backed up into the area right in front of the motor, around the rivets, in areas I needed to use a toothpick in to try and get it out, there was no gasket anywhere to keep this from happening. I found it when I removed the chute assembly to clean it. Is there any gasket in yours? I made some videos showing what happened, but putting links in here will just be removed. I ground just 4 lbs of skinless chicken legs but the bone shards were too large and ended up grinding it three times to get it down to a coarse sandy size. When I opened to clean, all those white knobby things were stuck in there, it didn't affect things yet since I only did 4 lbs, but if I had gone any longer, it would have been a problem. My LEM #32 backed up too, but with the larger assembly it took a little longer. Let me know if yours has any kind of gasket to keep meat from backing up. Thanks!

@@btpuppy2 there is no gasket to my knowledge. I am sorry that you are having these issues. I do get some particles in that area as well. Not a lot, but definitely some. I did on my old grinder as well. It can be a pain to clean. I use compressed air to blow the area out before I clean it. Definitely helps get all the particles from the crevasses. I have an air compressor where I grind the dogs food. If you don't have access to a air compressor, you can purchase small cans of compressed air (normally used for cleaning computers & keyboards). I hope this info helps.

It has been a great grinder for sure. I don't hesitate to recommend it. For the price, it has been fantastic.

"To my knowledge" all of the bodyside harnesses have the wiring in them. You just have to add the proper wiring to the mirror side harness to tap into it. With that said, my truck is a "SLT" so my original mirrors had most of the features already.

That is fantastic. Really hard to believe something would be less then it was 2 years ago. That don't happen very often now days.

Your welcome. I felt the same when I was looking at buying a grinder. I'm glad that it helped. Have a great day.

Thank you. She is our pride and joy.

It is still working great. I do need to sharpen the blades and cutting plates, but haven't gotten around to that yet.

Thank you

I don't think I have ever timed it per say. I can pretty much do all my edging, weed wacking, and trim my trees on one set of batteries and have 30 percent or so left over with the aftermarket batteries used in the video. If I run Makita brand batteries, I do get longer run times. Making an educated guess, I would say you could get a solid 25-35 minutes of run time depending on which power setting you had it on and how much of a load the powerhead is under.

It is pretty fine. Majority of them 5mm or less. On occasion you see one bigger, but not to often in my experience.

@@DevaultFamilyLiving Awesome. Thanks!

Can this grind turkey necks?

@@ar.8899 Did you watch the video or read the comments?

@@ar.8899 I have never personally done turkey necks, but I would speculate that this grinder would have no trouble with them.

Sorry I didn’t see a reply? Can you grind turkey wings and legs successfully?

I personally have not. However I have gotten emails from people mentioning that they have had no issue with turkey.

@@DevaultFamilyLiving thanks so much for your reply and for your very informative video… have a wonderful new year!

@@susanlee2584 Thank you very much for watching. You have a fantastic New Year as well.

Thank you. Merry Christmas, and have a fantastic Holiday.

It is a 54" from Tar River Implements. It is what was available from the dealer I bought the tractor from. Has been pretty decent. I have slightly bent one or two of the tines, but was able to straighten them back out.

Thanks for the advise

The best way that I have found is to tip it up on end and spray it down with a hose. A scraper is needed if you don't do it as often or if you mow wet grass. There are films that you can spray on the underside of the deck to help with the grass build up (not sure of the brand names), and to my understanding they help a lot. There are some videos out there on YT that could give you a little more insight to them. With that said, I really don't get a lot of build up as long as I don't cut the grass when it is wet. Hope that helps.

I can't speak on the 254, but you may want to ask on one of the Facebook or online forums. I'm sure someone would have the correct answer for you

thanks! ( but GEEZH! you would think the MANUAL would have such basic info)@@DevaultFamilyLiving

@@markatr6 I agree. Their manuals are something to be desired for sure.

Sure is. Not a single problem to report.

Thank you. Glad it helped. Thanks for watching.

Use it about 6-10 times a year. It is still working great. Though I do need to sharpen the cutter plates and blades pretty soon.