Vertex/innovative about the same thing, comes down to like $10 difference depending on the package you buy.
Also don't buy a foot pedal from either one... You can get one from a tool catalogue for $10.
Vertex/innovative about the same thing, comes down to like $10 difference depending on the package you buy.
Also don't buy a foot pedal from either one... You can get one from a tool catalogue for $10.
Yeah, use the kind that Pro Shops use.... like my shop. I have a uh uh Donkee. oops.
I haven't had any problems with a pully coming loose.
I have this one, or an earlier equivalent model.
Last edited by Mike White; 02-21-2014 at 08:27 PM.
Innovative makes about the best ones and have a great warranty plus they have excellent customer service. I bought my tub mount from them 17 years ago and it's still going strong.
Anybody have any questions about their stuff check with ballspinner (John Jameson of Innovative) on bowlingchat.net
And I believe Innovative now owns Vertex ( not sure though).
The older Donkee's also had a rep. for vibration/wobble issue's. Though the newer ones are supposed to have corrected this.
Last edited by bowl1820; 02-21-2014 at 09:04 PM.
Right handed Stroker, high track ,about 13 degree axis tilt. PAP is located 5 9/16” over 1 3/4” up.Speed ave. about 14 mph at the pins. Medium rev’s.High Game 300, High series 798
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I have the one below: And the set screw kept coming loose, so I put thread lock on it, and got it as tight as I could. on the next use it vibrated loose again, and so this kept on until you could no longer tighten the set screw!!
So I then had to drill a hole all the way through the pulley and shaft, and run a bigger screw through pulley and shaft. And It still keeps vibrating loose!!
I will never buy another from them because of this. I would rather spend $500 and get what my local Pro shop uses, because they never have to mess around with that silly crap, they just turn it on and works perfect every time.
I was trained in the Pro shop, and there $500 setup never fails...ever!!
This one is what I have..but maybe mine is the older model, as mine is 5 years old, but is the two speed 3/4 hp model.
http://www.donkee.com/p-91-34-hp-2-s...l-spinner.aspx
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I built one with a Harbor Freight drill press, mixing bowl and some small hardware....cost me all of $60. Works great, I've used it to refinish and upkeep my entire arsenal for some time.
Here's some pics from the trial run (it's since been hard-mounted to a stand). I can adjust speed with the belts, and the $4 Big Lots plastic tub keeps splatter to a minimum and keeps water out of the motor.
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I am just a poor college student living in an apartment I dont have room for one. When I have the need to use a ball spinner I just use the one at the proshop I am tight enough with all the proshop owners around here that I can just go in and work on my own stuff.
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