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Handcrafted in Macomb, Illinois
Earl Hoskins, 68 — retired farmer. Builds tractor wind spinners by hand. One piece at a time.
"If every piece looks exactly the same, it's factory-made. My spinners have character. Like an old tractor — no two are alike."
– Earl Hoskins, Macomb, Illinois
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Item not like pictures/reviews. Not even close (see pics}.it is just stamped parts from sheet metal. Plus, assembly required and a couple nuts and bolts missing. Virtually useless assembly instructions Decent quality for what it is but not worth the price. I do not recommend purchasing. False advertisement in my book.
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Peter · August 24, 2026
I waited three weeks for this Craftfolk tractor spinner to arrive, but the quality is highly disappointing. The entire item is made of very flimsy material that does not feel durable at all.Assembly was frustrating because it relies on tiny screws and bolts that are difficult to handle and do not feel secure. Most importantly, the included stand is far too small and completely fails to support the weight of the assembled tractor spinner. I do not recommend this product due to the poor construction and structural design.
David · August 7, 2026
The one i got isn’t handmade but a machine cut out. It isn’t a 3D model of a tractor, a stencil print, doesn’t have ballbearing in the wheels. The pole it is mounted on is about 2’ tall and a quarter inch around. The first wind will blow it down. NOT WORTH YOUR MONEY. It wasn’t hand made and not from the USA.