Best Feeder/ Timer Value

[DaveC]

Remington 6 volt digital feeder. We've got these on all of our feeders. THis summer was the first one we finally had all Remington motors, and didnt have to fix or replace any. For $50 at Academy and a no hassle return policy as insurance, i cant think of a better option.

Man I must have got a lemon 'cause the one I had was weak on the throw pattern.

Good to hear someone had beter luck with it than I did.

[texag93]

As for longevity, my OnTime Solar Elite as run constantly for about 6yrs now. I replaced the little 6v. rechargeable battery once.

[topher]

Triple C feeders out of Burelson texas, been using for around 12 years now and they are the best. I use the 6 volt feeder with a solar panel. Had a coon take a cover off once and they destroyed it and send it to Triple C and they repair it for about 35 dollars.

[macoop]

Try West Texas Feeder and Supply in Odessa. They are local, give fast service, and have great timers and feeders at a fair price. I have three and the solar models work great. The first feeder I bought, I didn't change the battery for 3 years. You can set your watch by the timer. Great unit!

[macoop]

Forgot to say that they have a webpage too. Order online and it is shipped the same or next day.

[huntmaster]

HCR no problems after years of use and I keep em goin year round

[coop2564]

I too have the on time solar elite and they work OK but they have the worst spin plate ever don't throw the corn very far and there shaft is so small u cant use any of the better replacements plates. The wind blows the corn off them also they have a joke of a no wind plate its just a flat round aluminum plate bent up like a saucer doesn't even have a fin on it to sling the corn throws about 8 ft max and that's just a few pieces most falls right under feeder. Bossbuck has one on sale with solar panel for 69$ best one going right now.

[Bob G]

the-timer,
used them all, sold them all
my customers also voted for "the-time" hands down
easy to set, 6 settings max out at 30 sec ea. independant, shows battery life, 6 or 12 volts, no knobs to worry about, wiring harness lets you use on existing boxes, dislay lights up for low light setting.
try karl at ultramatic for great pricing.
tending the fire,
Bob G.

[Ricky T]

For a timer, The-Timer, as everyone else has said is dependable and affordable.

Motors and spin plates are a whole 'nother subject.