KNIFE for original Hobart Kitchenaid Vintage Metal Mixer Grinder Attachment For Sale

KNIFE for original Hobart Kitchenaid Vintage Metal Mixer Grinder Attachment
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KNIFE for original Hobart Kitchenaid Vintage Metal Mixer Grinder Attachment :
$16.75


New knife for the vintage Kitchenaid Meat GrinderReplacement knife for the original vintage style KitchenAid Mixer grinder attachment. These are very hard to find. These original Kitchenaid (aka Hobart) grinder attachments have been around for decades and will last for many more. Made in the 1970's and 1980's. The pictures we show of the grinder attachments represent the style of meat grinder that these plates will fit. They are not included in this purchase. You are buying 1 new knife only. This knife will not fit the new plastic meat grinder attachments by Kitchenaid.
Knife measures 1 3/4" tip-to-tip. 3/8" thick. 10.6 mm center square hole. We also have new replacement round grinding plates in our store.This item ships promptly via USPS mail.

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