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This column contains pictures of
the labor saving Sunbeam Attachments. The last picture in the
column shows the Potato Peeler in action. Look at all the others
first and give the Peeler time to load. |
This
column contains line diagram of the attachments.
Manufacture
dates are under each attachment.
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Front
page from the Model 5 Owners Booklet showing all the attachments
except the blender attachment which came later.
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Sunbeam
Model M4F with the standard equipment. This included:
Large Mixing Bowl, Small Mixing Bowl, Two Beaters, Juicer Bowl with Reamer and spout
and Oil Dropper Tube
* A strainer was
added later
Date of
Manufacture: November 1931 to March 15, 1932 |
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Sunbeam
Food Grinder Attachment mounted on Power Take Off unit. This
unit was used on many of the attachments.
Manufacture
Dates: Ivory Finish - May 1, 1933 to August 8, 1937
Early Aluminum Finish - August 8, 1937
Late Aluminum Finish - Introduced with Model 10 Mixmaster |
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Sunbeam
Can Opener attachment, also mounted on PTO.
Manufacture
Date: July 1, 1932 to December 15, 1933
Later Models were stamped C-1 and C-2 |
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Sunbeam Mixmaster
Butter Churn Attachment.
Manufacture Date: Beginning June 15,
1940 |
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Sunbeam
Silver Polisher attachment. This snapped into the beater drive
for doing the silverware.
Came with a small
stick of polishing rouge.
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Sunbeam
Malt Mixer attachment. There were at least two different size
glasses offered during the life of this attachment.
Manufacture
Dates: No Model # before August 1, 1934
Model 2 - August 1, 1934 to June 13, 1935
Model 3 - Beginning June 13, 1935 (pictured) |
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Sunbeam
Potato/Apple Peeler attachment. Was driven by beater
drive. Had its own internal gearing.
Manufacture
Date: Beginning May12, 1933
See this
attachment in operation at the bottom of this page... |
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Sunbeam
Coffee Grinder attachment. This had adjustable burrs for
different grinds of coffee. It used the PTO type drive.
Manufacture
Date: Beginning June 8, 1933 |
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Sunbeam
Knife Sharpener attachment. This used the beater drive and had
its own gearing.
Manufacture
Dates:
Model KS - Ivory Finish, PTO drive... Sept. 1, 1932 to May 1, 1937
Model KS2 - Aluminum Finish... Beginning November 19, 1937 (pictured) |
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Sunbeam
Colander attachment. This was also driven by a PTO unit.
It had different size screens.
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Sunbeam
Pea Sheller attachment. Used PTO unit as drive. Used to
shell dry peas and beans.
Manufacture Dates:
Model PS - PTO Drive... August 6, 1934 to May 1, 1937 (pictured)
Model PS1 - Beater Shaft Drive... Beginning September 13, 1937 |
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Sunbeam
Slicer/Shredder attachment. There was also a disc available for
grinding ice. Had its own drive system with built in safety,
when door was opened the drive would not turn.
Manufacture
Date: Beginning May 3, 1934 |
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Sunbeam
Ice Cream Freezer attachment. This attachment was offered
through the Model 9. The Mixmaster made the job of cranking the
ice cream freezer a thing of the past. No more taking turns
cranking the handle, now, everyone could just watch.
Manufacture
Date: Beginning August 18, 1933 |
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Sunbeam
Bean Slicer Attachment shown with Melinda's Model 9 (late version) Mixmaster
...... I finally have the Sunbeam Mixmaster Attachment collection
complete, thank you Melinda.
Manufacture
Date: September 9, 1937 |
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Some
of the different types of PTOs and Food Grinders.
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Manufacture
Dates:
Food Grinder Model 3 - May 15, 1933 to
September 27, 1934
Food Grinder Model 4 - September 27, 1934 to
September 24, 1935
Food Grinder Model 5 - Beginning September
24, 1935 |
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Some
of the different types of strainers, spouts and reamers.
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Sunbeam
Blender attachment. These were driven by the beater drives and
had their own gearbox.
Note: There were drives for early and late model mixers. The
mounting holes were different on early models (1-9) and late models
(10 to 12).
Pictured on Model
10C
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Sunbeam
Model 5 with Potato/Apple Peeler in action.
It will take a few moments to load and then will run nicely.
Designed for MS Internet Explorer.
ENJOY !!!
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This information is the best I can find but not guaranteed. |
