A new Game Winner feeder at Academy seen today. 720#'s, stand and fill and way shorter than their previous models. 12 volt feeder motor around $450. Any feedback?
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Do you have a link? I don't see anything on their website but I have had a good amount of success with their 600# Big A. -
Saw the 720# feeder sitting outside at Academy in Temple today. did not pay that much attention to it but I did notice the 12 volt motor over their 600# that advertised a 6 volt motor.Originally posted by BradCie View PostComment
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If they’re anything like the old one’s, they are crap. Had to learn my lesson. Bought 4 of them. None of the mechanisms worked throughout the season. Bought “The Timer” and replaced China crap and have been good since.Comment
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I have never had good luck with Game Winner products - what I have seen are junkComment
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All of the feeders that I've seen at Academy that were Game Winner brand had about half of the sheet metal thickness of other brand feeders.Comment
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I have 2 of the 600 lbs feeder. 1 going on 14 years. Replaced motor a few times. Other 1 is 9 years old. No complaints
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I have used the 6 volt timers now for 4 years (5 feeders). I have not had any issues at all.Comment
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Some people are just hard to please.
I like that "free pickup at store". One of these days they might start charging for that.Comment
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I've owned one of the 300# for two years. No problems at all. Change feed times, spread cycle times, etc. And it keep kicking it out. Solar charger isn't an issue either. Put it together in a few nights on the patio, alone. Pushed it on the trailer and into it's spot, easily.Comment
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I wonder how sturdy the legs are? They are held in place with pins.Comment
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No input on the new one but my neighbor has an older one in his yard and that suckered is on time everyday! Hasnt missed a second in the few months I've been here.Comment
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that thing looks like a POS. random panels slapped together to make packaging easier... bad idea.
just buy an all seasons for a couple hundred more.Comment
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