Problems with stand & fill feeders?

[Cuz]

If you own any stand & fills is there anything you don't like about them? Moving too easy, tipping over, hogs breaking cages/motors, etc
Thanks!

[DUKFVR]

I have 3 different brands of them. NOTHING I don't like about them. Have plenty of hogs & no problems from them.

[DamonJ]

Only problem I have is that I don't own more of them.

Hope to add one every year until that is all I have..

[Fajkus7]

We had one and my brother has 2 and we liked them all a lot. If they fall off the trailer and a car hits them, they don't fair to well though.

[JWF]

We had one and my brother has 2 and we liked them all a lot. If they fall off the trailer and a car hits them, they don't fair to well though.

Indeed

[Skinny]

I don't own any but there is a certain reason we've always had our feeders up off the ground about 5'.

[TXhoghunter94]

As long as the hogs can't get to the spinner then you'll be fine. Certainly makes maintenance and filling much easier!

[myway]

I don't own any but there is a certain reason we've always had our feeders up off the ground about 5'.

Why just curious?

[Ramball36]

Only complaint I've gotten from anyone is that sometimes it blocks a shot if the animal is behind the bin. As far as tipping over I don't think that's an issue at all with their low centers of gravity..

[ColinR]

Do they throw the corn very far? Most of my feeders the sling plate is at least 6' off the ground, they throw fine without a cage, but add a cage and most of the corn does not go very far. Seems like a feeder that is only a few feet off the ground to start with would not be great, then add to it that you must have a cage around it and????

[LeverBow]

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[Cuz]

Do they throw the corn very far? Most of my feeders the sling plate is at least 6' off the ground, they throw fine without a cage, but add a cage and most of the corn does not go very far. Seems like a feeder that is only a few feet off the ground to start with would not be great, then add to it that you must have a cage around it and????

I use smaller (1") square wire on the cages I make and have no spreading/distance problem, even with 6v. I think these 12v stand n fills will sling it plenty far.

[donfish84]

Have couple all season 600# stand and fills. Will only buy stand and fills from here on out. Built like tanks

[Skinny]

Why just curious?

Very limited obstruction.

[Patton]

Love our stand and fill feeders, they handle a lot of abuse. 800lbs with a varmint cage and eliminator spin plate allows for us to throw year round on very few fill-ups.