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Item works fine. Easy instructions and easy to use, I changed it over to the Quail rails with no problems.
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Surprisingly flimsy. I thought I was going to break it just taking it out of the box. I chose this egg turner partly because I thought it was made in the USA (which I tend to equate with good quality items), but it turned out to be made in China like most of the others. With shipping & the exchange rate, this item ended up costing me about CA$120, but after seeing the build quality I would say it's worth about CA$30 at the most, so I'm not too impressed with the item. Apart from the motor, everything is built of a lightweight & brittle-feeling plastic. Even the motor seems cheap & flimsy. I loaded it up with 28 duck eggs (it's supposed to handle 41) & it felt like it was going to break from the weight of the eggs. I've used it once, and it hasn't broken yet, but even though I handle it very carefully, I feel as though it's just a matter of time before this thing breaks. I would not buy this item again now that I've seen it.Read full review
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I've tried GFQ's egg turner and it broke while cleaning. the Little Giant is great, and stands up to cleaning and many hatches. This is my second one, and I highly recommend this brand.
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Good turner, does the job. First Hatch went well. Plastic seems a bit brittle, if you do not remove the rails exactly as instructions state, there is a good chance you will break them. Otherwise I am happy.
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I'm glad i got the Miller 6300 automatic egg turner. Saves so much time. Can't wait for my first batch of phasents to hatch.
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