Many years ago, I was the proud owner of a coffee grinder, one of those devices with rotating blades, the idea being you put your beans in the top, positioned the plastic top, and let it run until you thought it had done it's job, a very basic machine.
At that stage I owned a couple of horses, I had heard soy beans were a good fodder supplement, however they needed to be crushed, thought to myself the coffee grinder should be up to the task, WRONG, loaded the soy beans, started off OK then a rattling noise gave me the the clue something was amiss, the beans had ripped both arms off the shaft, my coffee grinder had gone to god, the inexperience of youth.
At that stage I owned a couple of horses, I had heard soy beans were a good fodder supplement, however they needed to be crushed, thought to myself the coffee grinder should be up to the task, WRONG, loaded the soy beans, started off OK then a rattling noise gave me the the clue something was amiss, the beans had ripped both arms off the shaft, my coffee grinder had gone to god, the inexperience of youth.

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