Road feeder spinner question

[JeffJ]

Has anyone replaced the OEM spinner on the All Seasons with this? I’m constantly fighting the little links on the side and rarely use the road feeders. Thx.

https://www.spintechspreaders.com/products/spintech-mechanism-spinner-plate-system?pr_prod_strat=e5_desc&pr_rec_id=ad39cef06&pr_rec_pid=6111885623452&pr_ref_pid=6111885721756&pr_seq=uniform

[Walker]

That the spinner I have on my homemade road feeder, don't know why it wouldn't work on your feeder.

[Tx-Burt]

Thought about looking into this type too, would be interested in any feedback too. I have an older Moultrie feeder that spills corn out when not dispensing it with the switch. Been shoving a towel inside where it throws to stop feeding, becoming a PIA to do it between thows.

[tsellars]

I have both types....this one will get dirty and will not close completely....about the same reliability as the other type with the chains.

[PYBUCK]

They will work just fine. Just make sure you clean the threads off often, they get corn dust in them and don't close all the way.

[Big pig]

On the back end of a truck I would think there would be more dust that just corn dust.

How do you cleans those springs? with water sprayer?

[M16]

The plastic threaded part breaks. They won’t sell you that part. They want to sell you a whole new unit.

[BernieH]

I've used that type on my normal feeders for 25+ years. The spring and the plastic collar that rides on the threaded shaft can wear and require replacing. They sell a repair kit with the plate, collar, spring, and new shaft. It should work on a road feeder.

The cup style spinner plate on the Lamco road feeders works better than it should. Worth looking into.

Stainless Steel Cup Plate RF-CP – Lamco Feeders