How To Use a Sausage Stuffer - Meat Processing Equipment 102

Walton's Sausage Stuffer https://wltns.link/43bF9jB https://meatgistics.waltonsinc.com/to... These stuffers have two gears, one on the bottom that is designed for stuffing and one above that can only be used to quickly reverse your piston out of the cannister. The canister is secured to the frame by 4 brackets, 2 on each side. The bottom bracket supports the canister during stuffing from vertical pressure where the top bracket locks it in. Your ground and seasoned meat is loaded into the canister by tilting the canister backward, once it has been filled it needs to be locked back in place. Attach the hand crank to the lower of the two gears on the side and begin cranking. As you crank the gears will turn in the gearbox, forcing the rack down and pushing the piston down through the canister. This will force your meat down and out the stuffing tube at the bottom and into your casing or meat bag. SHOULD YOU BUY ONE If someone is looking to make their own homemade fresh sausage a sausage stuffer might be the first thing I would recommend. You can purchase already ground meat, mix in the seasoning and stuff them into casings and you are done. If you are making cured products you will probably need a few other pieces of equipment but a stuffer is, in my mind, still a very important piece of equipment. If deciding between a Stuffer and a Meat Grinder for you,r first purchase it will come down to the question of how you are obtaining your meat. For a hunter I would absolutely recommend you buy a grinder first but to make a really quality product you are going to eventually want a sausage stuffer. Walton's Learning Center: https://wltns.link/learningcenter Meatgistics Community: https://wltns.link/meatgistics WaltonsTV YouTube: https://wltns.link/waltonstv Walton's Facebook: https://wltns.link/facebook Walton's Twitter: https://wltns.link/twitter Walton's Instagram: https://wltns.link/instagram Walton's Pinterest: https://wltns.link/pinterest