IncuTurn™ Automatic Egg Turner for HovaBator Egg Incubators

It works great to hatch different sizes of eggs at the same time. We love it.

i already had 4 of these egg turners and they all work great. this one is just as good as they have been.

The Turner was shipped in a homemade box that was destroyed in shipping. Tray came bent, but not so bad that i wanted to return it. Eggs are pipping this morning so it apparently works...

I've always had great success with my hatchings, NEVER a total 42 which is what incubator holds, but most of the time 35-38.
NOT THIS TIME! And it's been getting worse and worse. I've got 3 of the 2370's I believe it is and the control has just gone haywire. I've changed out various parts, switched out the little sensor that hangs down and still. When I'm least expecting it I look at the heat and it's 106-110. GOT 4 chicks out of the last run, NEVER been this bad. Jasmine has tried to help me but it's evident I got some units that need to be trashed or converted to WAFER control. I'm looking forward to doing that. AGAIN, give Jasmin a raise, she works well with the customers. Thank You, Warren Garrison

Not worth the money. Had some pip on the small end Did have 8 out of 13 hatch. and they are doing good.
Would not buy again and will not be using again.

I have used this with geese, duck, chicken and quail eggs and mixed hatches, it works better than any other turner. The quail egg turner would break my jumbo quail eggs and my goose eggs kept falling out of their turner, with the IncuTurn I had no problems at all and it's easy to remove at lock down too.

This is the best turner I have ever used. For hatching goose, call and mandarin duck eggs it is great. The turners that set eggs vertical and rocks them, works great for chicken and guinea eggs but don't work so good for waterfowl. I used the IncuTurn to hatch mandarin, call and goose eggs with excellent success. The IncuTurn doesn't keep them secured, and eggs roll around some, but still works great.

I won't go back to the turners that rock the eggs after using this turner. The rolling action is a more natural way to turn the eggs and it's oh-so easy to clean. What I especially like is that you don't have to take the turner out on day 18 (for chickens). Just unplug the turner motor and let the eggs hatch. You can hear the motor running, but I don't find it loud. It's as one reviewer described, about the same as an aquarium pump. It's there, but easily tuned out.

We are new to this, read the reviews and bought one. It works exactly as described. Had a bit of an issue with the egg turner, contacted them and a replacement part was sent out immediately. Customer service at it's finest. Thanks Patrick!!!!!

I absolutely LOVE this egg turner. It is hands down, the BEST egg turner I’ve ever had for duck and goose eggs.
You can fit more large eggs in this turner then other turners and don’t have to worry if it’s too much strain on the motor like you do with other egg turners. I’ve successfully set 25 large goose eggs many times in my hovabator with this turner!
Waterfowl eggs should be laid on their sides to get the best hatch rates. (Not upwards like in a carton or other popular egg turners) Im sure is the reason my hatch rates dramatically increased when I started using the incuturn for my waterfowl eggs. I will not use anything else now! This turners stand the test of time and don’t fall apart. This is THE turner you want for your birds!!

This is my first time using Incuturn shelves. I built my incubator and had to modify my incubator for these shelves. I am attempting to hatch goose eggs and so far impressed with the rolling motion of the eggs. The motors are not loud in my incubator. I want to say that the customer service people answered all of my questions and assisted me with the details I asked about these trays. I appreciate all of their help.

I'm on my second hatch. The incubator is in my bedroom and the egg turner sound is soothing and constant. Kind of like an aquarium pump. Some people might consider it loud, you will notice it.

I’m part way through my first hatch with this
It works well now that I have the eggs arranged equally among the slats
My ONLY complaint is the noise
Otherwise it’s oerfect

I have been using this turner for two years and have never had a problem with it. I love the fact that it can be used with different sized eggs. I've hatched chicken and goose eggs with it.

The Incuturn is easy to set up and works as advertised, gently rolling the eggs back and forth across the incubator. In previous years, I've used the yellow egg turner that tilts eggs back and forth. I liked the idea of the eggs moving more naturally with this egg turner.

One thing to note, I am a Kindergarten teacher and use my incubator to hatch chicks in my classroom each spring. As such, I don't have a huge load of eggs in the incubator (usually a dozen at max) which makes it easier for the eggs to get jostled around. In their excitement, my students have accidentally bumped the incubator, causing the eggs to roll out of their places into other rows. This resulted in two cracked eggs (luckily both unfertilized). If using this in a classroom setting (particularly with younger students), I recommend locating the incubator in a location that minimizes movement. It doesn't take a huge bump to knock the eggs out of position.