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Question: this isn't the tilt head is it?
Document: I decided to get this model because of the reviews I read about the tilt head model.I absolutely love it! It works great and will be used often!
The pouring sheild helps to get the ingredients into the bowl during mixing so I do not have to stop and lower the bowl. I like the bowl lift vs the tilt head because I think it is one less thing to break on the machine. I have no idea how long it will last but I am hoping I get many years out of it. My grandmothers Sunbeam mixer lasted over 40 years.
I just bought this machine last week and it arrived today. I made a batch of cookies to test it out and was a bit disappointed. I knew when I ordered this one that the head didn't tilt, but I didn't realize how difficult it would be to retrieve the bowl or add ingredients. The flour chute is only somewhat helpful and because the head covers most of the bowl, I found it difficult to add the flour. After the 3 cups of flour, the motor started grinding and the machine was vibrating all over the counter.
If you are used to a tilt-head stand mixer, the bowl lift does take a little bit of getting used to. The attachments don't hit the sides, which means that you need to scrape down the batter, etc., although this is probably true for a tilt-head mixer as well. However, with the bowl lift mixer, you still have the head in the way when you're trying to scrape down the sides (it's not a big deal, but something to consider.) Last year, I bought a Beater Blade for my mixer, which does the scraping for me:[...]  This one attachment made the world of difference for me.
This one has also developed a shimmy. At this point, we've decided to just live with it, but it's frustrating. The bowl clanks around in the bracket and makes a lot of noise, and sometimes it causes the blade to miss some dry ingredients down at the bottom - which can be hard to tell  until you've poured off the rest of your batter.And, no, the problem isn't that we haven't snapped the bowl in correctly. The problem is the C-shaped arm that holds the bowl. I can grab the arm and wobble it even if there's no bowl in place at all.So I would suggest getting the tilt head model, where the bowl locks into the base.
Got this as a gift for my SO. It arrived as promised, and I quickly wrapped it up for a present. This mixer is large, and the motor does not tilt back. You lower the bowl to remove. Just FYI. It mixes like a beast. Very Happy.
I received this mixer in 2008 and have been using it for the past 3 years. Though in some cases I wish the head tilted back, which would make it easier to add additional ingredients, I have been very happy with it's performance.
I tend to use my mixer for the holidays to mix a bit larger portions for family or friends gatherings...not a couple of pie crust mixes.I bought the Pro 500 to replace my older KitchenAid tilt-back. My older tilt-backis now back on the counter and trying to sell this unit which I consider a badly designed product for a KitchAid brand....too bad...the colors are nice.
I understand most people love these machines, so I'm willing to concede that my particular one may not be up to their usual standards. I am sending this one back, but I am going to try another KitchenAide. They may not be the mixer of my Grandmother's day, but I still see them consistently get higher marks than other brands. My personal recommendation is to get one with a tilting head. Hopefully, that will make adding ingredients and doing a quick hand-scrape of the bottom of the bowl easier.
There is not much more that needs to be said. These mixers speak for themselves. I decided to get the Bowl Lift mixer, rather than the mixer with the tilting head. The primary reason for that was the amount of space between the counter and upper cabinets, but the lifting bowl is absolutely awesome. My wife loves being able to just move the bowl up and down as needed, for adding ingredients or scraping the sides of the bowl. This Kitchenaid mixer has taken a woman that loved baking already, but didn't love the &#34;task&#34; of mixing into a woman who bakes all the time.
Answer: No it is NOT the tilt head.