WTB: Goose egg turner!!!

[M@M@2four]

Please, anyone who might have one for sale, contact me with more info! Thank you SO much!

 

[StevenW.]

I bought one of those this spring for goose eggs and they didn't fit at all. I sent it back and they gave me a full refund.

 

[M@M@2four]

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Really? Good to know!

 

[emmalynn]

If I had known how UN complicated they were to make, I would never have bought the racks I have. They are just regular chicken egg racks with a u-shaped chicken wire to make a cradle. I can send you a picture of mine if you want to see them up close. Easy to make in my opinion and I paid a fortune for them to do peafowl eggs.

DUH

 

[M@M@2four]

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Awesome! Yes, please send pics--I'm trying to picture what you described and it's just not registering. I have a sportsman incubator and also just a styrofoam hovabator. I'm thinking the hovabator might be easier?

 

[linda_zeagler31002]

I also learned the hard way I am going to attach pictures, I did keep mine but took the screens off and just use the turner for turning eggs on the table, because I bought me a sportsman cabnit and used the darn mesh bent wire to lay the trays of it and hubby made me 5 more just like them to finish out my tray this past spring. Don't waste your money though

The same wire that is in the floor of the GQF styrofoam incubators, the cut and bent over a 2x4 to shape and put the plastic sorry want stay on edgers on them, then they screwed 4 of them to the 4 trays with a small screw on one end and another on the other, and that is a GOOSE TURNER,

I was mad as fire to have spent $60 for this, but atleast I can share it with you.