Wind spinners

[HunterLee]

these wind powered Lucky Ducks are they any good i got one but the water was to deep that i was gonna put it in and it seems that its gonna take alot more the 5mph wind to getit to spin nice. whats everyones view on these.

[jlm]

I have a couple and yes it does take more wind to spin the wings constantly. You might get one wing to spin but 5mph wind will not spin both very well at all. To be honest with you, I don't even use them anymore! If you do get them I would recommend that you spay teflon (sp?) on the rod that holds the wings, its seems to help a little. Good luck!

[honker23]

I haven't had good success with the wind spinners, it seems to take about 20 mph to get em going. I used a wooden dowel and white plastic garbage bag. Don't think it helped much though.

[KSW]

I bought one last year, it worked ok. The only thing is that one of the wings broke. Do any of you guys know where someone could buy extra wings?

Thanks, KSW

[Duck Buster 2]

I have two of the lucky spinners, and i noticed that on the rod sometimes the iner part of the wings rub making it tough for the wing to spin. so i opened up the gap between the rod and the slit on the wing and mine work awsome. it hardly takes any breeze at all. Good Luck this weekend to everyone!!