Diff Roller for Trigger Sump

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Anybody abandoned the Trigger fleece roller and installed a diff brand on the trigger sump?

I’ve burned out 2 of their motors ($$$) in a year and it’s a pain to change fleece if it runs out on you.
 
Anybody abandoned the Trigger fleece roller and installed a diff brand on the trigger sump?

I’ve burned out 2 of their motors ($$$) in a year and it’s a pain to change fleece if it runs out on you.

I didn't install a different roller but I took the roller off my trigger and just went back to socks. I could never get the fleece to pull through right when changing the roll and got tired of fighting it. I did check the dimension of a reef mat and I believe it would fit but haven't bought one to try yet.
 
Anybody abandoned the Trigger fleece roller and installed a diff brand on the trigger sump?

I’ve burned out 2 of their motors ($$$) in a year and it’s a pain to change fleece if it runs out on you.
Did you upgrade to the v2 so far after a month or so been running pretty smooth, had the same issues you did.
 

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