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My FA did the same thing. Fixed the cracks with some Automotive Goop from The auto store. It's like epoxy but stays plyable. Works for me.
I had a Dillon CV2000 tumbler for 20 years when the motor died. The sleeve bearings in the motor wallowed out. There is no replacement motor available. The bowl is still in very useable shape........
I have the larger Dillon Separator (over 30 years old) and they replaced the bottom tub which had cracked for free.
Dillon normally has a lifetime guarantee. Did you contact them? See below for why I asked.
I have the larger Dillon Separator (over 30 years old) and they replaced the bottom tub which had cracked for free.
You won’t be disappointed!Well the verdict is in,
I had a hunch that Cabelas/Basspro were the same thing as Berrys (except color) but this confirms it. Lower left the instructions indicate to register warranty with Berrys . Pretty good deal for $20 less and free shipping, plus I like the green.
Per usual, there was a large boot shaped hole in the side of the box where someone at the Fedex hub here punted it hard enough to imprint the cardboard corrugations onto the bowl. Dosen't matter what it is FedEx destroys it.
Have not cleaned any brass yet but did fill the bowl and run it to make sure it worked, there is a 110% difference in agitation and quietness VS the Frankford unit.
Can't hardly wait to see how much less time it takes, or maybe I'll let them get shinier now...nah.
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Does the detachable bowl system work pretty good…?I had a hunch that Cabelas/Basspro were the same thing as Berrys (except color) but this confirms it. Lower left the instructions indicate to register warranty with Berrys . Pretty good deal for $20 less and free shipping, plus I like the green.
Does the detachable bowl system work pretty good…?
I have a Dillon, but I like the idea of pouring just the bowl, the entire unit gets a bit heavy and cumbersome to empty…