Primos Double Bull Replacement Parts
11-03-2018, 04:46 AM
#1
Spike
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Primos Double Bull Replacement Parts
I have a really old Double Bull blind from years before Primos took over. The fabric is still in decent condition but two of the hub assemblies need to be replaced. However, none of the websites that I have tried by doing a Google search seem to work anymore and I have not been able to find any current source for replacement parts. Somebody has to have replacement parts for these things. Who and where? Thanks.
11-04-2018, 10:01 AM
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Call Primos. I am willing to bet my DBs are way older than yours. I had hub and broke a few rods.
All was replaced. Primos still honors the lifetime.
https://www.primos.com/customer-service/
JW
All was replaced. Primos still honors the lifetime.
https://www.primos.com/customer-service/
JW
11-04-2018, 10:01 AM
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Call Primos. I am willing to bet my DBs are way older than yours. I had hub and broke a few rods.
All was replaced. Primos still honors the lifetime.
https://www.primos.com/customer-service/
JW
All was replaced. Primos still honors the lifetime.
https://www.primos.com/customer-service/
JW
11-12-2018, 06:13 AM
#5
Spike
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I did receive an email response from Primos along with an 800 number. Just got off the phone with their customer service after ordering two hub assemblies and two four-packs of rods all for the cost of shipping. Still one of the best at customer service in the industry.
BTW, I bought this blind in the early 2000's, I think. It has aluminum rods and a zippered door. I assume the replacement rods are fiberglass? Probably should have asked...
Most of the damage was caused by a sow black bear and her half grown cub. Fortunately, I wasn't in it when that happened. I guess I pissed them off when I chased them out of my orchard one evening a couple of years ago. The blind was flattened when I came back the next morning.
From what I have read elsewhere, it probably still makes sense to keep fixing my old one instead of replacing it with one made in Cheena, New York. LOL.
BTW, I bought this blind in the early 2000's, I think. It has aluminum rods and a zippered door. I assume the replacement rods are fiberglass? Probably should have asked...
Most of the damage was caused by a sow black bear and her half grown cub. Fortunately, I wasn't in it when that happened. I guess I pissed them off when I chased them out of my orchard one evening a couple of years ago. The blind was flattened when I came back the next morning.
From what I have read elsewhere, it probably still makes sense to keep fixing my old one instead of replacing it with one made in Cheena, New York. LOL.
11-12-2018, 02:49 PM
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Yes to fiberglass and youll TN need to cut to size. But they work just fine.
my DB or at least the first had carbon fiber rods. It's a Tru Double Bull. My sevond has the aluminum rods.
both have zipper doors.
even had the zipper repaired once.
Now at the end of the yr I set the blind up and spray my fabric inside with flat black.
and I hand sew any years.
JW
my DB or at least the first had carbon fiber rods. It's a Tru Double Bull. My sevond has the aluminum rods.
both have zipper doors.
even had the zipper repaired once.
Now at the end of the yr I set the blind up and spray my fabric inside with flat black.
and I hand sew any years.
JW
