Waiting for the Squirrel to Barf

So a week or two ago The Grand Lunar sent me an amusing YouTube video of a Twirl-A-Squirrel.

I went on a hunt to see if it was an actual, purchasable product. And, in the end, found the best price from Amazon! (Although, oddly enough, the Amazon Store through which I purchased it is not currently listed as one of the sellers. Maybe I bought their last one?) And so I bought one.

It arrived on Monday and we promptly, and excitedly, installed it.

We've been watching out the window for two days straight, now.

But the feeder I have hangs from a cable, and the squirrels seem to have been daunted by the stretch from the bell to the feeder. Although that didn't stop them before, maybe the bell is just the right shape & size to make it hard. So instead of trying to climb down onto the feeder, and being spun for our amusement, they are using the pole and bell above the feeder as a launching pad to get to the suet feeder.

If I move the spinner to the suet, it will leave the bigger feeder unprotected again. But if I don't, we might never get to see a dizzy squirrel.

I might just order another spinner. Only I'd really like to see it work, first.

What to do? What to do?