Champion EasyBird Wobbler, (Model: 45324)

I ordered one for each of the two machines that I have. They arrived within just a couple of days. They are fairly easy to install. One had loose screws holding in the motor which was not a big deal to correct. You would think for that price you would not have to finish the factorys job. The Wobblers do enhance the machines a great deal. Loads of fun.

Purchased and installed on an Easybird Doubles auto trap. Easy to install and works as it should. It appears to be well built, no cheap parts that I could see anywhere. If you are planning to getting this, do it when you buy your trap so you only have to assemble everything once, otherwise you will have to disassemble some things to install this. So far so good!

Great product which adds a new dimension to your Champion clay thrower. This was very easy to install and is well made.

I had very hard time understanding the instrustions It took me about 4 hours to put together. I would never buy it.

Great addition to the EasyBird. I also have the Oscillator and Trap Taxi for my EasyBird. by the time you have the easyBird, Wobbler and Oscillator, you're going to need the Trap taxi as well. Altogether, they weigh 65lbs; with the safety ring it is very difficult to carry, get the Trap Taxi too.The Wobbler is more difficult than the Oscillator to install, directions are not clear and the pictures are vague at best. Depending on the age of your EasyBird, you may need to drill a hole to completely install the Wobbler, not a big deal, just be warned.Mine came pre-drilled and everything lined up nicely. like the Oscillator, the Wobbler has a separate motor and another separate electrical clamp to the battery.If you have all three devices, that makes, three separate clamps for one battery terminal. <grr> Champion needs to add a simple harness to the EasyBird so you can plug the modules directly to it.I assembled it (you need two people for final assembly) and everything worked perfectly the first throw. Fix that wiring harness and I'd give it five stars.

I had already had a cheaper Champion Wheelybird and not the more expensive Easybird clay thrower. Champion does not make an oscillator and wobbler for the Wheelybird so I bought these from the Easybird.There were modifications required for this all to work together:1) The Easy bird is 2" wider in the thrower frame than the Wheelybird so I bent a metal 2" spacer bracket to fill the void. (Scrap metal pounded in a large vice with a sledge hammerand a few bolt holes drilled.)2) Adding the spacer to the wheelybird frame allowed it to mount into the upper bolt holes for the wobbler. I mounted it into the original back holes on the thrower frame where the front of the wheelybird is where the clay comes out.3) The Wheelybird frame is also thinner vertically than the Easybird so I needed to add another metal extension bracket to the side of the wheelybird frame where the lifting mechanism from the Wobbler mounts. Easy to make as I just drilled a few holes and bolted the extra bracket to the thrower frame then the lifter bracket to the additional bracket4) The Oscillator mounts directly to the Wobbler without modification.5) I used the wheel support bar from the Wheelybird but had to drill two holes in the bar to align with existing holes in Oscillator base.6) I built a 10 gauge wire extention cord for battery connection so I just connected all the wires from Wheelybird, whobbler, and ocillator together. Left the existing switches in place for Wobble and Oscillator and cut off battery clips for all three so I can selectively turn on the Wobbler or Oscilator.Works great.To skip the 6 steps above and hassle, buy the Easybird thrower.....

I purchased this with the all the accessories for more challenging clays. Put about 350 clays into the air with this device attached to the oscillating base. I was concerned with the extra cost but what a great addition. Smooth operation and everyone had a blast. :) Definitely would but again. Our neighboring group had an Atlas, and although nice, he spent about $2000.00 for the unit and he didn't have the wobbler function. For my money, this whole unit was a steal and proved to be very challenging. Had to take the front off the thrower to add-on the attachments but the total installation was about 30 minutes for it all. I would recommend the cart unless you want to retro your own. Maybe a red wagon. No drilling just bolt down.

Works great. Have some help when you attached the trap thrower.