I'm looking for a road feeder that will go into a receiver hitch on my atv( I'm tired of the space on my rack being used. I want it to be wireless and wired optional... I know texas hunter products has one that is wireless and a wired optional to the trailer plug. So I have 2 questions, do you like the feeder? And is it easy to set up so you can plug into the 12 volt plug of a atv?( as a second option) also is there any other brand road feeders with a wireless and wired option that y'all like?
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I use the everlast as well, I use it on both my Ranger and ATV- with a separate plug in controller for each vehicle.
The basket mesh rack on the Atv and a 2x4 screwed to it helps hold the road feeder up at the proper angle.
I also added handles to the everlast feeder to make it easier to move around.
I've had it long enough to replace the 12v motor once, pulled a wire loose today so now I have some splicing and crimping to do.
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My everlast has about 1 bag running time
And is not working again. First time I tried it, the spinner plate wasn't tightened and I had to dismantle the thing to get to the plate nut.
Difficult to move with corn in it and crazy sharp corners on the metal
I went back to pouring the bag out of the truck window.
I hope your mileage varies
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I have the THP 50lb feeder. I use it on my golf cart so I only use the wireless option. It is awesome. I have used it for two seasons now without an issue. With the wireless option, there is really no reason to use the wired configuration. Just put a 12V deer feeder battery in the provided space and hit the button.
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Originally posted by 44mAG View PostI have the THP 50lb feeder. I use it on my golf cart so I only use the wireless option. It is awesome. I have used it for two seasons now without an issue. With the wireless option, there is really no reason to use the wired configuration. Just put a 12V deer feeder battery in the provided space and hit the button.
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Originally posted by brokeno View Postever last maybe 15 lbs...
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