COUNTRY LIVING GRAINMILL

A Look Inside The Country Living Grain Mill

The Country Living Mill is without a doubt the most rugged manual grinder on the market today. Two rugged Ball Bearings. The only grinder like it. Built smart for tough times.

An illustration of the bearings inside the Country Living Grain Mill

It is the only grinder, of which I am aware, that utilizes two industrial-grade ball-bearings. Other comparable grinders that cost around $200.00 more than the Country Living mill use brass bushings.

Many grinders use only one large bushing, but the Country Living Mill has two sealed ball bearings spaced apart* which increases the stability of the drive shaft and reduces bearing strain.

*The bearing placement can be seen highlighted in red on the diagram to the right.

The photo below that shows what the grinder looks like when the threaded adjustment knob, the rotating burr, the drive key and grain auger have been removed. The grinder must be broken down to this point to install the bean and corn auger. If you wished, you could now pull the drive shaft out of the mill from the crank side. You can see that this grinder is amazingly easy to

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A Look Inside The Country Living Grain Mill

The Country Living Mill is without a doubt the most rugged manual grinder on the market today. Two rugged Ball Bearings. The only grinder like it. Built smart for tough times.

An illustration of the bearings inside the Country Living Grain Mill

It is the only grinder, of which I am aware, that utilizes two industrial-grade ball-bearings. Other comparable grinders that cost around $200.00 more than the Country Living mill use brass bushings.

Many grinders use only one large bushing, but the Country Living Mill has two sealed ball bearings spaced apart* which increases the stability of the drive shaft and reduces bearing strain.

*The bearing placement can be seen highlighted in red on the diagram to the right.

The photo below that shows what the grinder looks like when the threaded adjustment knob, the rotating burr, the drive key and grain auger have been removed. The grinder must be broken down to this point to install the bean and corn auger. If you wished, you could now pull the drive shaft out of the mill from the crank side. You can see that this grinder is amazingly easy to

– See more at: https://www.countrylivinggrainmills.com/grain-grinders.html#sthash.PzsPeJZm.dpuf

A Look Inside The Country Living Grain Mill

The Country Living Mill is without a doubt the most rugged manual grinder on the market today. Two rugged Ball Bearings. The only grinder like it. Built smart for tough times.

An illustration of the bearings inside the Country Living Grain Mill

It is the only grinder, of which I am aware, that utilizes two industrial-grade ball-bearings. Other comparable grinders that cost around $200.00 more than the Country Living mill use brass bushings.

Many grinders use only one large bushing, but the Country Living Mill has two sealed ball bearings spaced apart* which increases the stability of the drive shaft and reduces bearing strain.

*The bearing placement can be seen highlighted in red on the diagram to the right.

The photo below that shows what the grinder looks like when the threaded adjustment knob, the rotating burr, the drive key and grain auger have been removed. The grinder must be broken down to this point to install the bean and corn auger. If you wished, you could now pull the drive shaft out of the mill from the crank side. You can see that this grinder is amazingly easy to

– See more at: https://www.countrylivinggrainmills.com/grain-grinders.html#sthash.PzsPeJZm.dpuf

A Look Inside The Country Living Grain Mill

The Country Living Mill is without a doubt the most rugged manual grinder on the market today. Two rugged Ball Bearings. The only grinder like it. Built smart for tough times.

An illustration of the bearings inside the Country Living Grain Mill

It is the only grinder, of which I am aware, that utilizes two industrial-grade ball-bearings. Other comparable grinders that cost around $200.00 more than the Country Living mill use brass bushings.

Many grinders use only one large bushing, but the Country Living Mill has two sealed ball bearings spaced apart* which increases the stability of the drive shaft and reduces bearing strain.

*The bearing placement can be seen highlighted in red on the diagram to the right.

The photo below that shows what the grinder looks like when the threaded adjustment knob, the rotating burr, the drive key and grain auger have been removed. The grinder must be broken down to this point to install the bean and corn auger. If you wished, you could now pull the drive shaft out of the mill from the crank side. You can see that this grinder is amazingly easy to

– See more at: https://www.countrylivinggrainmills.com/grain-grinders.html#sthash.PzsPeJZm.dpuf

  • Premium Hand Grain Mill: The Country Living Grain Mill is a high capacity hand operated mill that can easily be adapted to powered operation because its design incorporates a handle-flywheel which doubles as a v-belt pulley. Construction of the Country Living Grain Mill is strong cast metal alloy with super tough powder coat finish that won’t chip or peel from anything short of severe abuse. It’s a very nice mill to use and a handsome piece of equipment with clean, functional lines and beautiful raised wheat heads on the side panels. 
  • Engineered for Quality Grinding: The grinding burrs for the Country Living Mill are precision-engineered, made of high carbon steel (not lower-grade iron) and are a massive 5″ in diameter.  Flour remains cool in the Country Living Mill, so nutrient quality is preserved. The precision fit of the burr faces also means turning effort is unusually easy for a hand operated mill, particularly with the optional handle-length extension. The Country Living Mill produces 1 cup of wheat flour in about 1-1/4 minutes (grinding rate is a little slower if you use the optional Power Bar handle extension.) The grind is infinitely adjustable, so you can crack grain at a loose setting or crank it down and get extremely fine whole grain flour in a single pass. The Country Living Grain Mill is unexcelled in its ability to combine moderate turning effort, yet produce very fine flour — or a coarser meal texture, depending on your needs.

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