Stampede Careful! filling pellet hopper

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• Jan 6, 2024

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RHEINLEIN said:

Likely because the weight of the bag was on the edge…

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Yeah I read that part, and when I explained my usage and doing the same, (putting the bag on the edge) I didn't have the same issue you did.

 

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Chief_USN_Ret said:

Yeah I read that part, and when I explained my usage and doing the same, (putting the bag on the edge) I didn't have the same issue you did.

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Glad to hear that Chief

 

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Chief_USN_Ret said:

Yeah I read that part, and when I explained my usage and doing the same, (putting the bag on the edge) I didn't have the same issue you did.

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Do you have the Stampede 590 or the Deck Boss 590 ?

 

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SmokeOCD said:

A nice heavy griddle inside the 590 would've probably prevented that. (Christmas sales all over the place.)
Glad you and the grill are OK!

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Having a bad shoulder prevents lifting an entire bag up to the hopper, which solves the tipping problem.

 

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RHEINLEIN said:

Do you have the Stampede 590 or the Deck Boss 590 ?

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Stampede

 

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• Feb 22, 2024

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pungo said:

@RHEINLEIN You don't have the casters on the hopper side instead of the bucket side?

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The casters are mounted on the drip bucket end.

 

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• Feb 22, 2024

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Maule Guy said:

Having a bad shoulder prevents lifting an entire bag up to the hopper, which solves the tipping problem.

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Good job finding the “silver lining.” I like folks with a positive outlook.

 

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Watch out with these units , the legs ARE wobbly , very poor design

 

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• Feb 29, 2024

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Watch out with these units , the legs ARE wobbly , very poor design

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The legs are not wobbly.

 

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Watch out with these units , the legs ARE wobbly , very poor design

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Sounds like you have an assembly error

 

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• Feb 29, 2024

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Kid said:

Watch out with these units , the legs ARE wobbly , very poor design

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No issues with the legs of my 590, nor the casters.......and yeah I move it around a whole lot.

 

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• Mar 2, 2024

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Well, then , I need to take another look at mine , thanks

 

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Kid said:

Well, then , I need to take another look at mine , thanks

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Yeah, seeing as you assembled the legs backwards, it'd be a good idea to look over your assembly for errors...