spring loaded spinner

[whitetailfanatic]

Get the Original Spin Tech and you won't be disappointed.

[Smart]

I thought abou these but wasn't sure if they'd go with my Texas hunter feeder because of the different shaft size to chnage out the spinner plate. Great invention nonetheless!

You should have an 1/8" on a 6 volt and a 1/4" on a 12 volt on your THP right?....

I think they have a 1/4" shaft requirement for the Eliminator

[Jp.]

You should have an 1/8" on a 6 volt and a 1/4" on a 12 volt on your THP right?....

I think they have a 1/4" shaft requirement for the Eliminator

Just looked at the catalogue I got Jason and it does show a 1/8 for a 6 volt.
But Id want a 1/4 dia for the setup I saw. Looked like it would snap that 1/8 after a while.

[DBLHKUP]

Wow, what a great invention!!! That's good stuff.

[Double L]

I thought abou these but wasn't sure if they'd go with my Texas hunter feeder because of the different shaft size to chnage out the spinner plate. Great invention nonetheless!

Even if they have them for the 1/8 shaft, I am not sure they will work on the Texas Hunters without some work. I don't think there is enough adjustment in the brackets to lower it enough for the Eliminator to fit. Just eyeballing it looks like the slots in the brackets will have to be extended.

[one66stang]

I have one that I got from We3st Texas Feeder I'm pretty sure it has to have a 1/4 shaft. I was going to go with the 6v set up from them but to use the Eliminator shaft you had to use the 1/4 shaft motor. He had a 6v 1/4" motor but it was either the same price or more expensive then the 12v motor.

You do have to have the right funnel I ended up making one out of a piece of 6" flat strap and a ~3" piece of 2 3/8" tubing. Only reason I did was it was faster to build it than it was to drive the 30 miles to Odessa and back