Pro Line® Series 7 Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer

Model: KSM7586PBK

Color: Cast Iron Black

Sale: $479.99

MSRP: $779.99

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Pro Line® Series 7 Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer

Sale: $479.99

MSRP: $779.99

Model: KSM7586PBK

Product Overview

Pro Line® Series 7 Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer

The KitchenAid® Pro Line® Series 7 Quart Bowl-Lift Stand Mixer features a powerful, 1.3 HP Motor. Horsepower for our mixer motors was measured using a dynamometer, a machine laboratories routinely use to measure the mechanical power of motors. Our 1.3 horsepower (HP) motor reference reflects the horsepower rating of the motor itself and not the mixer’s horsepower output to the mixer bowl. This robust motor, the backbone of our new mixer, delivers .44 HP to the bowl enabling your mixer to deliver consistent power to small and large loads with less heat build-up; resulting in years of dependable mixing. When combined with and guided by our new advanced motor control board, this is our longest lasting and most efficient motor yet. Simply put, our new, highly efficient, special purpose motor delivers the power you need when you need it.

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Features

For Everything You Want To Make™

Turn your stand mixer into the culinary center of your kitchen. With over 10 different attachments, you can make everything from fresh pasta to burgers, veggie noodles, ice cream and more.

7 Quart Stainless Steel Bowl

Our largest capacity residential KitchenAid® Stand Mixer available—enough to efficiently mix dough for up to 14 dozen cookies in a single batch.

Professional Bowl-Lift Design

For sturdy bowl support and stability when mixing heavy ingredients or large batches. The lever smoothly raises the mixing bowl into position for efficient beater-to-bowl contact.

Additional Features

Model KSM7586P includes

(1) Flat beater, (1) PowerKnead™ spiral dough hook, (1) Wire whip, (1) Pouring shield

Customer Reviews

Rated 1 out of 5 by LN from Did not hold up to light mixing I have had my mixer for a couple years but rarely used it only for cakes, mashed potatoes and light duty mixing. (no bread dough). Turned it on to mix a cake and it started grinding and the ladle will now not turn. I contacted manufacturer but I would have to purchase a return kit and who knows how much it will cost to ship and then pay them to fix it? Still looks brand new and pretty on my counter, just won't work. Very disappointed as I purchased the largest best (highest cost ) mixer KitchenAid offered to make sure it worked for years......guess not.

Date published: 2017-03-27

Rated 3 out of 5 by Judge Al from Great Home Appliance, But... Very strong mixer to handle anything you want to mix, including all pasta and bread dough. The attachments that one has to purchase separately also work great, except you have to pay a fortune for them. The BIG problem is that there is no cover to be found for this large mixer. When I called Kitchenaid, the girl on the phone who claimed to understand I wanted a cover for the Professional 600, was a dummy. She insisted the model number she gave me would fir my model, but the cover the smaller tilt-head mixer, much smaller than the Pro 7 quart I needed. Why they do not offer a cover for this residential unit is beyond me, and a pain where you cannot put a plaster.

Date published: 2017-09-27

Rated 1 out of 5 by Mama from Not happy I was so thrilled that my husband was able to purchase this mixer for me for Christmas 2015. I have had a much smaller version for years and was more than pleased with how it has held up. I have made 8 double batches at one time of bread in it at Christmas time for years now. I just wanted a bigger and more powerful mixer. I gave away my older one to a niece that is wanting to learn to bake. So imagine my disappointment when I tried to use it and found that the flat beater and the wire whisk hits the side of the bowl. I have repeatedly tried the adjustments recommended in the manual that came with it to no avail.

Date published: 2016-01-27

Rated 2 out of 5 by shar from kitchenaid 6qt lift stand mixer I've had a Kitchenaid mixer 4.5 for years and have loved it...I decided to go for the gusto and purchased the very large,bowl lift mixer...it is a nice mixer but there are some cons with this product...its extremely heavy,with the glass bowl,so it cost me about 50 bucks for a stainless..however the mixer is quite awkward, while trying to get the bowl out and the wisk,the egg whites, cake mix, etc.fall onto the mixer or the cabinet or on me..I realize the motor is too heavy to be a lift and I'm going to say, unless you use very large quantities all the time,the Artisan is the way to go!

Date published: 2016-03-24

Rated 1 out of 5 by Barry from Second Defective Unit in a Row I'm a long time Kitchenaid owner dating back to 1998. I purchased the Proline 7qt mixer to have a larger capacity mixer. The mixer is big and looks very nice on the counter. Unfortunately both of my units (original and warranty replacement) have been a big let down. The first unit clicked and clacked so loud I could not hear the oven timer or TV. The second one had a scary type of grinding noise and deposited metal shavings and oil/grease into my dough. I'm not sure what is going on at Kitchenaid but I'm very disappointed. My unit from 1998 still works great but I purchased t he new one to make bigger batches. I would not encourage anyone to purchase this unit until Kitchenaid gets the kinks worked out. It is not fun to have to deal with the hassle of contacting Kitchenaid and then receiving and sending back the old one. I expect Kitchenaid to deliver a quality product the price paid.

Date published: 2017-02-21

Rated 1 out of 5 by LeeLee from A bit dissapointed Purchased this heavy duty mixer because I love to bake and I bake a lot. The first one had bowl issues and it was replace, the new replacement started with issues at the beginning of this year, the speeds would change without me touching the knobs, I just dealt with it. Now it's making a very LOUD clicking sound. I called today, I think this replacement went off of warranty in May of this year!!!! Highly bummed out.

Date published: 2017-10-30

Rated 5 out of 5 by Julie from Talk About A Mixer! I have not only recommemded this mixer to my friends, I have given one to three of my children and one grandchild. The rest are waiting for theirs or have asked for and received one from their spouse! I received my first Pro Line back in 1973. I raised 5 children and baked cookies, etc for at least 10 grandchildren. The first thing that they ask for when they visit me is, "Can we make cookies"? I never bought yucky bread for my children - I always baked it fresh using my dough hook. I gave my last Pro Series to my son or rather traded it for the smaller on that I'd given him earlier. I do miss it even though the smaller one is nice.

Date published: 2016-04-14

Rated 5 out of 5 by Jccwc from Powerful, quiet, workhorse Of all the mixers I currently own (KA 6 qt 575 watt, KA pro and KW cooking chef) this is by far my fav. It's powerful and quiet. I made a double batch of croissant dough with no problem, not even the slightest tug on that motor. I compared it to my two other mixers when making the dough again and they couldn't even come close in performance. The other two struggled and heated up, no the Pro. This KA has the quietest motor of any mixer I own or have tried in demos or ones my friends and children own. My one gripe is with a bowl lift mixer it's difficult to into bowl to scrape or add ingredients (even with pour shield). I only wish there was a Pro that could adjust to making smaller amounts, then life would be euphoric.

Date published: 2017-07-09

Rated 1 out of 5 by Cake Decorating instructor from Poor quality I purchased this mixer February 2016 as a replacement for the 6 quart mixer I burned up making cookie dough. I love my mixer but have had an enormous problems getting a non-defective bowl. I ordered an extra stainless steel bowl at the time I ordered my mixer but received a glass bowl. It was packaged improperly with no padding and in a flimsy box. Needless to say, it was broken when I opened the box. I called customer service, and they sent out a metal bowl that was RUSTED around the inside top of the bowl. Called customer service,and received another defective, rusted bowl. I now have four defective bowls, and only one that is ok. I should have only 2 good bowls. I have given up trying to receive a well made bowl, it just isn't possible using kitchenaid's quality control procedures. I asked if they could at least inspect the bowl before sending and was told it wasn't possible. Don't they have humans working in the warehouse??? My rating would be 5 stars, but my negative experience receiving a food safe bowl cancels out the good.

Date published: 2016-10-08

Rated 1 out of 5 by CM9128 from Bas Customer Service + Consistently Faulty Product I'm now going on my 3rd return. The only thing "good" about this product was the warranty, and even then it is not being fulfilled as advertised. My first ProLine would shut off when raising speeds. I would then have to turn it all the way off and then turn it on to the speed I wanted. Called KA, they shipped me out a replacement. Now the replacement started making a metal clanking sound, different from the clicking sound every one hates. This was a LOUD clanking sound that only got worse as speeds were raised. So, again called KA, got ANOTHER replacement, and now this one has a beater-bowl-clearance issue. No matter how much I turn the adjustment screw, the beater is at a 1/4 inch above the bowl (see video). There is something egregiously wrong with the Quality Control center at KitchenAid. My K5 served me faithfully for decades and I only gave it away because I got this "top of the line" mixer. HUGE mistake. So now, I'm insisting that KitchenAid repair this mixer sainted of exchanging it. I'm currently on hold now for 30 minutes (and counting) because the rep said kitchenaid won't do that, but their warranty terms and conditions say they should! (see photo)

Date published: 2018-06-12