whats your favorite feeder motor/ timer?

[Roger493]

kenco smart feeders for me.

[JStrickland]

Sweeny

[CletusBodeen]

All Seasons

Or anything 12v

[Longhorn95]

9 of 11 units are Spincast. I have had no real problems with them and when I do, they are always quick to assist. I know some folks here in the past have had some bad luck with them, but I have not and will continue to run them.

[KactusKiller]

Texas hunter products, timer has some nasty torque and durable, solar panels have flex conduit wiring, keeps coons from chewing on them. Great value!

[jcso139]

either the-timer or hcr. both great!

[Poppy]

Triple"C"

[holdem]

I've been run off, out bid and sold out of more deer leases than I can remember so if I'm in a hurry to set up a cheap reliable corn slinger I go with Moultrie digital.

[jetlag887]

All Seasons for me, stay clear of the On Time motor, I've had nothing but problems with them. I bought 3 of them a couple of years ago and I can't wait until the last one finally quits for good so I can chunk it off in the weeds.

[huntmaster]

hcr

[Booger74]

Spin Cast. Easy to get parts, and extremely easy to use.

[ZZ Pops]

HCR. I've been running two of them for >11 years. Absolutely no problems.

[Aggiebush]

Spincast, that is all we have used for years. Battery last for two years on average and no problems in operation.

[Bone Thug]

Hcr

[Shortbow]

On Time Elite followed by my HCR. I only have 1 elite and 3 regular On time motors. The regular ones are ok but the Elite is by the the easiest and most reliable I have used. Personally I like the fact that it runs off of AA batteries because those are easy to find know matter where you are. 1 set of batteries will last from September through February feeding up to 4 times a day, although the unit will through up to 8 times a day I believe.
My HCR is stout and works well but it is a little more complicated to set compared to the Elite.