Slingers and Timers

[Tbuddyandroby]

I'm tired of using Junk. I spend way too much time repairing/replacing my timers and slingers when I check my feeders. I'm willing to spend a little more $ for peace of mind knowing as long as I have a good battery, corn will be slung! So, what do you recommend as a replacement when the time comes? I've heard good things about Cox.

[TheHammer]

West Texas feeder supply complete setup. Comes equipped with “THE TIMER”

[Fishndude]

Throw anything 6v in the garbage.
The Timer, 12v motor and an Eliminator Plate.

[Electrican]

Triple C. Throw everything else in the garbage.

[Drycreek3189]

I've had several from Texas Hunter for nearly 20 years now, still getting it done.

[Fordnandez]

Following

[Trevor73402]

Spincaster.....They are in Texas. I have two that my Dad bought in the early 90’s when I first started deer hunting. They are still going strong today. The first one was bought in probably 90-91 time frame. It slings corn for atleast 15 feet in diameter. It’s roughly 28yrs old and has fed every season since it was bought.

[IAFFHunter18]

Throw anything 6v in the garbage.
The Timer, 12v motor and an Eliminator Plate.

Nailed it here......

[dustoffer]

Spincaster.....They are in Texas. I have two that my Dad bought in the early 90’s when I first started deer hunting. They are still going strong today. The first one was bought in probably 90-91 time frame. It slings corn for atleast 15 feet in diameter. It’s roughly 28yrs old and has fed every season since it was bought.

My buddy had a couple of these on his feeders several years ago--they did just fine except this old guy could never figure out how to re-set and get them going so I ended up calling him and asking him just about every time---so he wrote the instructions on the bottom of the barrel for me--

[Dale Moser]

12V The Timer with attached solar panel, and Eliminator plate. Call Karl at Ultramatic feeders and he will put one on your front porch before a cat can lick its arse.


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[Krivoman]

12V The Timer with attached solar panel, and Eliminator plate. Call Karl at Ultramatic feeders and he will put one on your front porch before a cat can lick its arse.


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I use the exact same one and it is bullet proof.

[AntlerCollector]

Yep 12v and use The Timer

[Tbuddyandroby]

Thanks for the replies! It looks like The Timer is the one to get. I looke em' up and they have a combo pack with everything. It comes with a plate, but not the eliminator. They also sell 2 eliminator plates; which one?

[12ring]

Feeder units.....

I'm tired of using Junk. I spend way too much time repairing/replacing my timers and slingers when I check my feeders. I'm willing to spend a little more $ for peace of mind knowing as long as I have a good battery, corn will be slung! So, what do you recommend as a replacement when the time comes? I've heard good things about Cox.

I've never heard of Cox. May have to look into them.

Throw anything 6v in the garbage.

I beg to differ.... Texas Hunter has a great 6V unit (although their 12V is similarly priced so I'd go with it).

I've had several from Texas Hunter for nearly 20 years now, still getting it done.

I concur(sp).
I'm running one of their 6s and one 12 right now!

Spincaster.....They are in Texas. I have two that my Dad bought in the early 90’s when I first started deer hunting. They are still going strong today. The first one was bought in probably 90-91 time frame. It slings corn for atleast 15 feet in diameter. It’s roughly 28yrs old and has fed every season since it was bought.

I've got a mid 90s Spincast 6V that pretty much gave up on me just last year. Wasn't a hard thrower, but you could set your watch by it!
(and not really sure it cant still be used).

[Tbuddyandroby]

I've never heard of Cox. May have to look into them.



I beg to differ.... Texas Hunter has a great 6V unit (although their 12V is similarly priced so I'd go with it).



I concur(sp).
I'm running one of their 6s and one 12 right now!



I've got a mid 90s Spincast 6V that pretty much gave up on me just last year. Wasn't a hard thrower, but you could set your watch by it!
(and not really sure it cant still be used).

I haven't heard of Cox, either. I did look them up and only fouond a web site that looks to be under construction.

https://www.coxfeeders.com/

They do seem to have a Facebook page. They look to be a company out of Livingston, Tx.