anyone use and modify this to work on a Champion easy bird auto trap? You have to buy two separate units for over $400 that this one does alone.
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Also, we run a mobile sporting clays course for a living. We rent and sell trap machines, so we're experts in this area.
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I am not sure what "this" is. I have a do-all wobbler that I modified the base to fit on the Champion Easy Bird. It works great.
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We purchased this to use with Matarelli Mini Matt that has a 200 target capacity. It was fine to use with the trap machine when it was empty, but had a hard time with the weight when the trap machine was full. As long as the Champion is not as heavy as a Mattarelli Mini Matt when it's full of targets, this item shouldn't give you any trouble. It's pretty well made, but is really for use with smaller, lighter machines. It didn't require any additional parts.
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This trap worked for awhile, but the larger one took some slight damage and ultimately would not set. It will take some needle nose pliers, I used 90° needle nose pliers to bend it to where it would work. This trap (larger one) is a good trap - until it gets banged up.
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Although it is not designed to trap birds I GUESS that a bird could get tangled in it... BUY it like most others are designed to keep birds off of your trees and vegetable. I Have used these in my garden and fruit trees and have NEVER had a bird trapped.
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Do you use the little rubber lock? I just asked someone else where the rubber thing they mentioned worked so great. Maybe they mean the little center thing on top of handle. No instructions came with this one at all. I have an idea this would work better up North when it snows than in Fl and birds can not get to fields and seed elsewhere. We are going to try it. Lot of money if does not work. Appreciate your recent reply and help. I tried that rubber nut and it works. Hope squirrels leave it alone and do not chew it off. I have a stainless steel one coming for the larger birds then I am finished. Can put away my open wooden one which the squirrels swing on every morning. Do you use the little rubber lock? I just asked someone else where the rubber thing they mentioned worked so great. Maybe they mean the little center thing on top of handle. No instructions came with this one at all. I have an idea this would work better up North when it snows than in Fl and birds can not get to fields and seed elsewhere. We are going to try it. Lot of money if does not work. Appreciate your recent reply and help. I tried that rubber nut and it works. Hope squirrels leave it alone and do not chew it off. I have a stainless steel one coming for the larger birds then I am... » Read More Do you use the little rubber lock? I just asked someone else where the rubber thing they mentioned worked so great. Maybe they mean the little center thing on top of handle. No instructions came with this one at all. I have an idea this would work better up North when it snows than in Fl and birds can not get to fields and seed elsewhere. We are going to try it. Lot of money if does not work. Appreciate your recent reply and help. I tried that rubber nut and it works. Hope squirrels leave it alone and do not chew it off. I have a stainless steel one coming for the larger birds then I am finished. Can put away my open wooden one which the squirrels swing on every morning. « Show Less
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I have the Victor or Catchmaster Tin Cat Clear Top (2 Pack) which I think is this same trap. I have had good results with my traps catching over 30 mice in the past couple years (we have wood heat and they sneak in with the wood), I clean it after each use - easy with a clorox wet wipe. This is a humane trap so you have to release them yourself but it is not difficult at all, I have never had any trouble - simply go a good distance from your home, set it down and open top, step back and off they go.
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It is tough to be certin because I don't own that model of feeder, but it will probably work. The guard tips are little rubber nipples that slip over a protruding part on the underside of the individual feeder hole. If that underside is flat on your model then it won't work, but if it has the protrusions then it should fit. The guard tips have a slit in the opposing end that the bird can stick its beak through, but that bees and other similar nuisance visitors cannot get past to the nectar. By the way, I bought this separate pack not knowing that the model feeder I purchased also included about a year's supply of guard tips, so I am good for a while. It is tough to be certin because I don't own that model of feeder, but it will probably work. The guard tips are little rubber nipples that slip over a protruding part on the underside of the individual feeder hole. If that underside is flat on your model then it won't work, but if it has the protrusions then it should fit. The guard tips have a slit in the opposing end that the bird can stick its beak through, but that bees and other similar nuisance visitors cannot get past to the nectar. By the way, I bought this separate pack not knowing that the model feeder I purchased also included... » Read More It is tough to be certin because I don't own that model of feeder, but it will probably work. The guard tips are little rubber nipples that slip over a protruding part on the underside of the individual feeder hole. If that underside is flat on your model then it won't work, but if it has the protrusions then it should fit. The guard tips have a slit in the opposing end that the bird can stick its beak through, but that bees and other similar nuisance visitors cannot get past to the nectar. By the way, I bought this separate pack not knowing that the model feeder I purchased also included about a year's supply of guard tips, so I am good for a while. « Show Less
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Lift latch on top of cage near entrance then depress the top spring located near the top of the door. I wouldn't worry too much about it tho , because the 1089 is complete junk and the coons and skunks easily get out of the cage as it's not strong enough material and simply strongarm their way they the trap door . Trust me William, don't buy this trap
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I don't know. I only have one unit that I keep on my back porch & it works great keeping the squirrels off the porch. Hope to be getting a unit some time soon for my attic.....I'm just waiting for my son to put a plug up there!
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Heath, if I were you I would not buy this pellet trap. I had to send two back to Amazon before I got one that would not fall apart every time a pellet hit it. The one I kept lasted me about a month before it fell apart. Very poorly made product; I would avoid it if I were you...
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I'm going to say no. I'm in the same boat and was wondering the same thing. It looks like this item only reads some codes, gives some vehicle data, but that's about it. You can't send commands through it (release EPB) or re-program existing functionality (needle sweep on start) of the vehicle. I'll be sticking with the more expensive one out there and know I have something that works. Charge people who want to use it to cover my cost.
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It will not trap anything...there was nothing on the trap...don't waste your money....:(
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I am no expert, but this hangs free in my carport and it has at least ten bee's over last summer. Not sure if mounting it would have caught more bee's, possibly and I will give it some thought. Maybe buy two and try an experiment.
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If you haven't purchased it, don't! I tried the first one, worked for hours to wire it up and did everything right-checking wiring with a multimeter. I sent back the first one, got another, same results. recommend you consider the Master Lock 4843DATSEN. It took me more time to open the package than hook it up. It works great and does what I need-enable me to back up with the ball under the hitch the first time. If you already bought it, good luck, and you can connect it to your running lights if you want, it just needs 12 volts.
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Some folks in the reviews report this item as working on different critters. But I'm sorry to say mine, I have 2, don't work on anything. I still see them on my game camera as close as 2 or 3 feet from the units.
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I have a Hunter Pro-C Sprinkler Control Box. When I purchased the remote control, I didn't understand that there were 2 units involved - a transmitter and a receiver. I was unable to fit the receiver inside my control box. As I understand it, to mount it outside, the receiver would be in the off position, therefore, to make any changes, the receiver would physically have to be turned on. As this more or less defeats the purpose of the remote control, I returned it for credit.
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It has not been for me. I recently bought a in house sparrow trap from Van Ert Enterprises to use in and I was successful in trapping a male sparrow.
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No, but I've jerry-rigged one to work. It's the Penn Plax Bird Bath with Universal Clips (&lt;$10 on Amazon). The opening of the swing out doors was too high, so I had to use one of the drop down doors. I had to make some adjustments to make it work: I had to trim the part of the base that attaches to the cage. The part that loops over the bottom of the opening was too wide, so I trimmed a bit off on both sides with a utility knife. Of course, the drop-down door is a problem for the clips that keep the top of the bath on. So, I had to use wire to hold the door up and secure. I managed to make it in a way that allows me to easily drop the door down when I take the bath off to clean and refill it. Even with these adjustments, it's not a great solution. The birds (social finches) make a MESS splashing around. It drips out of the bath and onto the floor. So, all that to say, yes and no. I've made something work, but it's really not a great solution. I will say, though, that we LOVE this cage! And so do our birds. Even with the bath issues, I'm not sure I would trade out the cage.