An overview of the new, improved, wireless remote Champion Wheelybird 2.0 personal clay target thrower. Part Two is here: • CHAMPION WheelyBird 2.... ,
I have the first model of the Wheelybird, and it has been flawless. The first change I made was to replace the small plastic wheels with much larger pneumatic tires and wheels from Harbor Freight. Had to weld on a longer axle too. Then I replaced the plastic magazine brace with a horse shoe I fitted in place. Just today I hooked up the Champion remote and it works excellently. Thanks Randy, great vids. Almost forgot, put the thrower in a lawn cart pulled by my ATV.
Randy thanks for the video, based on your review I bought the Wheelybird 2.0 today. Put it together in 30 minutes and shot it. Nice machine well built, threw 55 yds on flatest setting with 3/4" of thread showing out of the the spring adjustment knob. Only had 4 birds so I didn't have chance to throw with more angle and spring but should make 75 yds easy.
I have a friend that really enjoys shooting clays... he did me a big favor so based off this video I decided to order this over the do all raven. I'm sure he wont be disappointed with this machine.
@@RandyWakeman the easybird is a more expensive unit and has better rating according to Champion ? have you used it? it is 75 lb thought that may be better ?
It has no wheels (!!!) and no wireless remote. The WheelyBird 2.0 wins, easily. Not only is it far less money, it is a better unit. It is a no-brainer.
I have the first model of the Wheelybird, and it has been flawless. The first change I made was to replace the small plastic wheels with much larger pneumatic tires and wheels from Harbor Freight. Had to weld on a longer axle too. Then I replaced the plastic magazine brace with a horse shoe I fitted in place. Just today I hooked up the Champion remote and it works excellently. Thanks Randy, great vids. Almost forgot, put the thrower in a lawn cart pulled by my ATV.
Randy thanks for the video, based on your review I bought the Wheelybird 2.0 today. Put it together in 30 minutes and shot it. Nice machine well built, threw 55 yds on flatest setting with 3/4" of thread showing out of the the spring adjustment knob. Only had 4 birds so I didn't have chance to throw with more angle and spring but should make 75 yds easy.
Great setup. Sure beats the old manual type I used back when I was a teenager in the 1970's.
I have a friend that really enjoys shooting clays... he did me a big favor so based off this video I decided to order this over the do all raven. I'm sure he wont be disappointed with this machine.
Anyone would love it.
Wow, you are an amazing friend!
Really love your expertise in shooting. Keep the videos coming. Thanks!
I purchased one thanks for the video
You're quite welcome.
Nice review. I’m not sure it will fit in truck with camper shell-anyone know the height? And will add the wobbler base, if that increases height.
Can you plug this into an outlet or do you have to use a battery
A battery.
I am trying to decide between this one and champion easybird auto-feed trap any opinions??
The WheelyBird 2.0 is the easy choice.
@@RandyWakeman the easybird is a more expensive unit and has better rating according to Champion ? have you used it? it is 75 lb thought that may be better ?
It has no wheels (!!!) and no wireless remote. The WheelyBird 2.0 wins, easily. Not only is it far less money, it is a better unit. It is a no-brainer.
@@RandyWakeman thanks