Spinning - Super Jumbo Wheel Videos
The Country Spinner is the manual version of the Super Jumbo E-Spinner. I loved watching these videos when I was learning to spin, Steph is amazing!
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Thomas Winkler
November 16, 2021
Hello there. I just bought a super jumbo spinner from you.
I have been spinning for 40 years on a louet wheel with great success.
I feel that even the maximum speed is lower than what I normally spin. Putting the belt on the smallest pulley helps a bit. The e spinner is quoted at 500 rpm max, e spinner3 is up to 1800 rpm. Can the electronics be adjusted for higher speed internally or is there a way to increase the speed past the maximum? Thanks for your help