I put myself in a strange bind.
I have a half tray of turkey eggs in one of the LG turners in the incubator. Thanks to my EZ Bake LG and a wafer issue on the redwood (new one on order), I ended up having to hatch turkeys in the cabinet incubator. Some hatch goo dripped down onto the tray below and stuck two eggs into the turner racks. After liberal applications of warm water, I was able to work one loose but a piece of shell about 3/16" x 1" stuck in the rack. The membrane didn't tear, so I sealed it with wood glue. Another egg is stuck fast.
I'd certainly prefer not to hatch in the turner, as turkeys in the turner are too tall and would hit their heads on the heating element in the LG. And three of the eggs are huge and are in my horizontal basket, they will need to come out. So do I try to hatch the one stuck egg in the turner in the cabinet?
I have a half tray of turkey eggs in one of the LG turners in the incubator. Thanks to my EZ Bake LG and a wafer issue on the redwood (new one on order), I ended up having to hatch turkeys in the cabinet incubator. Some hatch goo dripped down onto the tray below and stuck two eggs into the turner racks. After liberal applications of warm water, I was able to work one loose but a piece of shell about 3/16" x 1" stuck in the rack. The membrane didn't tear, so I sealed it with wood glue. Another egg is stuck fast.
I'd certainly prefer not to hatch in the turner, as turkeys in the turner are too tall and would hit their heads on the heating element in the LG. And three of the eggs are huge and are in my horizontal basket, they will need to come out. So do I try to hatch the one stuck egg in the turner in the cabinet?
