Whats worse when you think you do everything right..new rifle..optics..redone blind free place to hunt..and i el cheapo on my feeder...electronics to be exact..i will never have another 6 volt motor again..when you get dirty corn..and thats another story..it doesnt have enough torque to sling it..i hunted with a dad and his son..and they always had top of the line stuff..most expensive feeders..or what i called expensive at the time..but i would callvit a bargain as of this weekend..thfers..what is a good 12 volt unit..just the motor and timer..i have plenty of barrels and legs?Justin..i now know why yall have the 12 volt feeders..any help would be appreciated!....Garry

Boss buck or west ex

i dont think there is anything wrong with 6v specifically.. something else with setup or your motor...

I use ten AAs ha

i use 12volt batteries on 6volt motors.they dont spin lomg enough to hurt anything, but they will send corn outside the feed pen. learned that trick from my father in law and his model a's.

On Time Elite

This! I have mine for 8 years and it works great on a 6v!

I've got a cheap, digital, Remington 6 volt that has run continously for 8 years without an issue. It spins 365 days a year and has been incredibly reliable.

Sometimes it's just luck.

This!


Talk about power! It works and the batteries last longer!

Get a monarch 6 or 12 volt have had six of them going for the last 9 years and not one problem

I totally agree on the feeders. I am slowly replacing all my timers with spin tech 12volts. The box is solid rectangle and it allows me to attach a solar panel directly to the box with zero exposed wires.

I really like this setup.

I've a Monarch for past 7 years with no issues.

Mine runs all year, twice a day, on 10 AA batteries.

spin cast

We run all 6 volt feeders never had a problem with them, and we have fed through some chitty chitty corn!

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The 6 volt Primos Vault for less than $50 is the best deal out, IMO.

Check out magnum hunting products (http://www.magnumhunting.com/)

I have a few of their products and have no compliants, and they are all 6 volts

HCR and All Seasons.

Build your own I have just starting to do this myself. I was having problems with coons so I built a metal box got a 6v. motor and use a wild life timer from academy. It is great and will fling corn a good ways. the timer also has a varible spin aswell so you could turn up the rpm's. You might also look at moving your plate down to allow for debris to come out. When you do this shorten your feed time to supplement the amount of corn that comes out.
dk.

Me too and i have dealt with them alot, they stand behind their products!

West Texas feeders 12 volt. Have had 6-7 on our place for 3 years and never had them not feed. HAVE NEVER CHANGED BATTERIES! Just as long as you keep a solar panel on em.

I have two feeders that use a 6 volt battery. I feed year round, twice a day, and have had no problems at all with them in the three years I have been using them. I use Energizer batteries only, and I change them about every three or four months.

X2 on the Remington 6v

West Texas feeder supply, 12 volt with solar panel. Very good unit.