Let's see those feeders?

[drop dead fred]

Those double barrel feeders must take a pretty penny to top off!

[Coach W]

Those double barrel feeders must take a pretty penny to top off!

750-800 lbs... is what I'm guessing it will be with a funnel....

You fill a 55 gallon drum it gets close to empty in a month our two then you fill again.
You fill a 110 gallon drum it gets close to empty in 3-4 months then you fill again...

If you feed year round any way the only 2 differences are:
1. Initial feedexpense is higher. But overall cost is the same.
2. You get to fill feeders 1/2 as much as before.

[Boomstick]

Finished this one up tonight, 1500 lb with no ladder or platform, also a little bit lower.

Man your feeders are sweet, I wish I had those metal skills. Well done!

[Blue Tick]

Finished this one up tonight, 1500 lb with no ladder or platform, also a little bit lower.

Good looking feeder. If you start building them to sell, let me know.

[holepuncher]

1500 pounds, coons have never reached the spinner, I now have a Triple C on it. Disperses corn over a large area.

[valverdehunter]

This was a late 60s lunar lander I bought from NASA and converted to a feeder; works great. It actually is coon proof but of course they still get what's on the ground.

[drop dead fred]

This was a late 60s lunar lander I bought from NASA and converted to a feeder; works great. It actually is coon proof but of course they still get what's on the ground.

lmao!!