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 feeder timer
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10/01/09 06:52 PM
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preston629
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looking to get a new feeder timer for about 50 bucks, what yall recommend?
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Re: feeder timer
[Re: preston629]
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10/01/09 08:10 PM
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preston629
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buehler, buehler, anyone? anyone?
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Re: feeder timer
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10/01/09 08:26 PM
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txhunter24
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Ive always done alright with my Remington feeder timers and motors.
 Every good and perfect gift is from above . James 1:17
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Re: feeder timer
[Re: txhunter24]
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10/01/09 08:37 PM
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preston629
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ill look into em tx, thanks. anyone else?
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Re: feeder timer
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10/01/09 09:59 PM
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rifleman
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Kenco or Moultrie digital 6v (econo is the name I think).
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Re: feeder timer
[Re: preston629]
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10/01/09 11:25 PM
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OJVZ
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Do you need a control unit(box,timer & motor) or just a replacement timer.
I have 6 feeders with Remington digital timers.
They have proven to be dependable and easy to program.
Should you be interested I have 3 control units NIB that I don't plan to use this season. Send me a PM if you want more info.
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Re: feeder timer
[Re: OJVZ]
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10/01/09 11:44 PM
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nvatexan
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I have the Remington at Academy and they work great.
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Re: feeder timer
[Re: nvatexan]
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10/02/09 09:26 PM
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Shake1
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I've found the HCR or "The Timer" to be the best I've ever used.
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Re: feeder timer
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10/20/09 05:14 AM
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I bought 4 of the "Redneck" timers, they're very simple to use, and so fare so good. I like going with all the same units so that you can buy a spare and be covered.
Good luck!
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Re: feeder timer
[Re: Shake1]
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10/20/09 09:18 PM
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JCB
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I've found the HCR or "The Timer" to be the best I've ever used. YEP!! I have both and they have NEVER given me any problems!
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Re: feeder timer
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10/21/09 03:19 AM
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HuntinForTail
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i got a remington timer and it broke after one week of use. It was kept clean and dry, so i have no idea what went wrong. I haven't heard any other problems with the remingtons and have seen people with 3-4 year old beat up remington timers that still work great
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Re: feeder timer
[Re: HuntinForTail]
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10/27/09 02:12 PM
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Dadsaid
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i have the Remington Times as well, one of them broke so i sent it in for warranty, they sent me a new timer, still in the package 4 days later. BA Products builds Remington and Wildgame feeders / timers. they really stand behind their product.
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Re: feeder timer
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10/28/09 09:22 PM
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Luv2Hunt
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Be kind with your words, thankful to your Creator and generous with the meat from your hunt.
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Re: feeder timer
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10/28/09 10:41 PM
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killemall
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They cost a little more but we go to monarch in Fort Worth. Buying them direct and paying cash saves some. Good units, good warranty and easy to deal with. We use the 12 volts.
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