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Anyone tried one of these Spintech timers? #6176595 02/10/16 12:24 AM
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thanks for the info

Re: Anyone tried one of these Spintech timers? [Re: BLUERIBBONS] #6176658 02/10/16 12:59 AM
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If they have as much trouble with that timer as they do their spinners on roadfeeders, I would not take one if it was given to me.


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Re: Anyone tried one of these Spintech timers? [Re: BLUERIBBONS] #6177291 02/10/16 01:57 PM
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Yes. I have one that's been in service for 2 years now. The timer was iffy and had to be replaced after about 9 months. Also, be aware that you will need a good battery and you have to occasionally oil/WD40 the shaft or it will bind up with corn dust and not throw at all.
I won't buy another one, but the thing does close up completely after it throws, unlike the Primos Vaults that lose spring tension and won't.


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Re: Anyone tried one of these Spintech timers? [Re: BLUERIBBONS] #6177304 02/10/16 02:05 PM
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I looked at them awhile back, but there weren't many reviews talking about having longevity. For close to the same money, take a look at the sunslinger.



Re: Anyone tried one of these Spintech timers? [Re: BLUERIBBONS] #6177535 02/10/16 04:42 PM
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i run the 12V units on all my feeders and they work great! just spray the spring with some WD-40 every time you fill the feeder and they'll last forever!

Re: Anyone tried one of these Spintech timers? [Re: BLUERIBBONS] #6177958 02/10/16 09:53 PM
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They are junk, but i haven't used the 12 volt only the 6

Re: Anyone tried one of these Spintech timers? [Re: BLUERIBBONS] #6178408 02/11/16 02:40 AM
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one of the guys on our lease has one and he didnt have any problems

Re: Anyone tried one of these Spintech timers? [Re: BLUERIBBONS] #6182814 02/14/16 02:55 PM
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My buddy upgraded all of his spinners with the silver 12v spinners. Those things have been awesome. Been feeding 2x /day for about a year and haven't had a single issue.

Thanks for the tip, wreckem! We will start spraying them with wd40 that as well.

Re: Anyone tried one of these Spintech timers? [Re: rickym] #6184543 02/15/16 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted By: rickym
I looked at them awhile back, but there weren't many reviews talking about having longevity. For close to the same money, take a look at the sunslinger.


The sunslinger is $$$, I love mine

Re: Anyone tried one of these Spintech timers? [Re: BLUERIBBONS] #6192536 02/21/16 02:30 AM
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Yes live the worm screw, I've gone through two motors in 3 years on the same feeder. They still threw but the locking mechanism malfunctioned to where they would lock back up tight so the coons could empty them. Again, these are the 6 volt, would not recommend. Have other feeders with Texas Hunting Products motors, running 4 years strong.

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Lube the worm screw

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I've had one on my road feeder for 6 years without any problems as long as worm screw stays lubed up


Re: Anyone tried one of these Spintech timers? [Re: Wreckem04] #6198732 02/25/16 05:21 PM
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Originally Posted By: Wreckem04
i run the 12V units on all my feeders and they work great! just spray the spring with some WD-40 every time you fill the feeder and they'll last forever!


I switched all my feeders to the 12v and mounted a solar panel directly to the metal box. I have had one feeder going for 4 years, year around on the same battery.

Re: Anyone tried one of these Spintech timers? [Re: cowboy412] #6201356 02/27/16 03:26 PM
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Originally Posted By: cowboy412
Originally Posted By: rickym
I looked at them awhile back, but there weren't many reviews talking about having longevity. For close to the same money, take a look at the sunslinger.


The sunslinger is $$$, I love mine


That's what I have. Been running for a year now, no issues, no battery changes. Love it

Re: Anyone tried one of these Spintech timers? [Re: BLUERIBBONS] #6208586 03/03/16 09:36 PM
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I had the 6V plastic unit, needless to say it didnt last long. Timer issues and the spring unit jamming up. No more for me.

Re: Anyone tried one of these Spintech timers? [Re: BLUERIBBONS] #6225071 03/16/16 03:31 AM
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I have one that I have been using now for a year without any problems. knock on wood this post doesn't jinx me. lol

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