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Re: Lid blew off Bucees feeder. [Re: freerange] #8439524 11/05/21 02:29 AM
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Know a guy that put a big rock on a feeder lid on legs. While attempting to remove the lid, he had forgotten there was a big rock on it. Unfortunately it fell off and hit I’m in the head. Trip to ER in Coleman and several stitches were on the agenda after that.

Note to self: look for inexpensive rocks that are soft.



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Re: Lid blew off Bucees feeder. [Re: 68rustbucket] #8439633 11/05/21 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by 68rustbucket
Know a guy that put a big rock on a feeder lid on legs. While attempting to remove the lid, he had forgotten there was a big rock on it. Unfortunately it fell off and hit I’m in the head. Trip to ER in Coleman and several stitches were on the agenda after that.


Yeah, did the very same thig with my 2nd one, Amygirl. Busted her hard, but just chipped the rock. Remember, this guy purchased them new fangled low and throws from Buccees. All Free has to do is wear steel toed boots.

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Originally Posted by Hudbone
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Know a guy that put a big rock on a feeder lid on legs. While attempting to remove the lid, he had forgotten there was a big rock on it. Unfortunately it fell off and hit I’m in the head. Trip to ER in Coleman and several stitches were on the agenda after that.


Yeah, did the very same thig with my 2nd one, Amygirl. Busted her hard, but just chipped the rock. Remember, this guy purchased them new fangled low and throws from Buccees. All Free has to do is wear steel toed boots.

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Re: Lid blew off Bucees feeder. [Re: 68rustbucket] #8440663 11/06/21 02:52 PM
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And here I am knowing full well that I have too much time on my hands, Opening day of rifle season and I'm stuck at home, at least ya'll gave me a smile today. I need to remember Lid Retention Devise luv it.


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Re: Lid blew off Bucees feeder. [Re: bholt] #8441140 11/07/21 02:14 AM
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Originally Posted by bholt
And here I am knowing full well that I have too much time on my hands, Opening day of rifle season and I'm stuck at home, at least ya'll gave me a smile today. I need to remember Lid Retention Devise luv it.

If you gotta be stuck at home then Georgetown is a great place to be stuck.


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And here I am knowing full well that I have too much time on my hands, Opening day of rifle season and I'm stuck at home, at least ya'll gave me a smile today. I need to remember Lid Retention Devise luv it.

If you gotta be stuck at home then Georgetown is a great place to be stuck.


That’s very true

Re: Lid blew off Bucees feeder. [Re: Hudbone] #8496696 01/06/22 06:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Hudbone
Btw, they have these things called rocks.


I always use a rock for insurance on all my feeders. Just dont forget its up there on those tall feeders eek2



Re: Lid blew off Bucees feeder. [Re: freerange] #8497208 01/07/22 03:32 AM
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I now have lid retention devices on all mine. Actually just yesterday I took off and on again 11 of them.


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I put a 1 5/8" x 8" x 16" concrete block on top while still using the spring clips. Couple bucks at Lowes or HD for the concrete blocks

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Re: Lid blew off Bucees feeder. [Re: freerange] #8499582 01/10/22 12:01 AM
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Lids can blow open, given the right wind speed and direction, on the "heaviest" made feeders. bang "Live and learn." And, after having to "re-engineer" the bottom of them, I won't be buying any more.


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Re: Lid blew off Bucees feeder. [Re: Creekrunner] #8500727 01/11/22 02:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Creekrunner
Lids can blow open, given the right wind speed and direction, on the "heaviest" made feeders. bang "Live and learn." And, after having to "re-engineer" the bottom of them, I won't be buying any more.


Mine won't blow open. When Ramball made them I paid him extra to install a "Hasp" for lack of a better term in order to lock them to keep wets out of the corn feeders as they pass through. His are the absolute heaviest built corn feeders I have seen. With two welded hinges in the back and a LOCK in the front, the only thing that could possibly blow one open would be a tornado. That being the case I would have to buy new ones anyway.

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