This Link is for an undersized meat grinder that is too small for me to recommend unless you are grinding up a small animal like rabbit, chicken, goose or maybe a large turkey if you are gentle and don’t mind going slow. I can’t recommend it for anything as large as even a small goat since anything this small will usually be pushed to take more volume than it is designed for and will ultimately burn out. This one is rated at 6.6 lb per minute and up to 15 minutes continuous so it is rated for up to 99 lbs of meat in 15 minutes.
My father-in-law has a slightly older version of this grinder and it is working very well for butchering days where we are dealing with 600 lbs or more of meat. We can’t keep up with it so I can strongly recommend it for anyone wanting to do larger butchering projects who don’t want to pay a ridiculously high price. Rated for 661 lbs per hour and no mention of duty cycle. we have not run it over 2 hours.
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This Meat Grinder is oversized and will more than account for all of your meat grinding needs even if you butcher two large bulls in the same day with help prepping the meat to go into the grinder it will be able to keep up. Rated at 992 lbs per hour (16.53 lbs per minute) and over 4 hours continuous run time you will be able to grind well over 4000 lbs without stopping (4-2000 lb bulls would have a hanging weight of about 4000 lbs)
I bought this grinder for my house but at my house I don’t process anything larger than a 600 lb pig. It is working very well so far was a good price and I can recommend it as probably working for bulls as long as you don’t push it too hard and don’t mind 900 lbs of meat ( from a more than 2000 lb bull) taking 2 hours to grind it should work fine. Rated for 450 lbs of meat per hour and no mention of duty cycle. I have never run it over 1 hour.