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Post by ~ADC~ on Nov 18, 2013 12:43:59 GMT -6
I converted an old dryer into a fur tumbler. Fist thing I did was open the back of the dryer and cut all the wires except the ones that turn the drum. Those two wires I attached to the end of an old drop cord so it will run off 110V. instead of 220V. I then duct taped the holes on inside of the drum closed. It's then ready to tumble furs... I toss in some corncob horse bedding like this... www.tractorsupply.com/en/store/best-cob-premium-horse-bedding2-4 cups is what I use and add more as it needs it.... Here is a coon that was wet and muddy when I skinned it. I then hung it to dry overnight... Up close... Same coon after tumbling for about 8-10 min (you can put 5-6 coons in there at a time) ... Closer up... I know guys complain the dryers don't do as a good of a job as the big drums, and that you need expensive media in it, but this works good enough for me. ~ADC~
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Post by ceniatrapper on Nov 18, 2013 12:51:40 GMT -6
Sure can't argue with the results. Are you able to dial down the speed, or is it strictly the same speed as stock?
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Post by ~ADC~ on Nov 18, 2013 12:57:45 GMT -6
Sure can't argue with the results. Are you able to dial down the speed, or is it strictly the same speed as stock? I never messed with it. ~ADC~
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Post by Coydog on Nov 18, 2013 15:20:09 GMT -6
Cleaned that dirty greaser right up. Nice!
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Post by ~ADC~ on Nov 19, 2013 15:53:11 GMT -6
The fur buyer said they looked great to him too.
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