Heres a feeder that Iam building it holds 1680lbs. 
Hunting & Fishing New Feeders
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Re: New Feeders
wow....looks to be fairly easy to transport too.
very smart
wow....looks to be fairly easy to transport too.
very smart
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man, i like that. particularly the cage and the skidded bottom.
i hunt with some older guys that would love to see something like that. if it's something you're looking to market, i'd make two small suggestions for ease of climbing: add a ladder rung for shorter steps, and add a solid hand-hold.
good work.
cw
man, i like that. particularly the cage and the skidded bottom.
i hunt with some older guys that would love to see something like that. if it's something you're looking to market, i'd make two small suggestions for ease of climbing: add a ladder rung for shorter steps, and add a solid hand-hold.
good work.
cw
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Looks fantastic! I've been wanting to build some myself, for more capacity...your design looks very simple.
A couple of questions / notes:
- What gauge aluminum did you end up with?
- It looks like the ladder may be best placed from the left (depending on the person), so that if I am more comfortable throwing a bag of corn on my right shoulder it would make the climb more easily managed.
- I agree with the hand-hold concept
- Might consider adding some tow points if you plan to enable the "skids"
I really like the look of what you've done...superb effort / results!
Best,
Max
Looks fantastic! I've been wanting to build some myself, for more capacity...your design looks very simple.
A couple of questions / notes:
- What gauge aluminum did you end up with?
- It looks like the ladder may be best placed from the left (depending on the person), so that if I am more comfortable throwing a bag of corn on my right shoulder it would make the climb more easily managed.
- I agree with the hand-hold concept
- Might consider adding some tow points if you plan to enable the "skids"
I really like the look of what you've done...superb effort / results!
Best,
Max
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that is very nice hate to see a price on that . but i hate backing my truck under mine and balancing on the side of the bed with a bag of corn over my shoulder.very nice though.....
that is very nice hate to see a price on that . but i hate backing my truck under mine and balancing on the side of the bed with a bag of corn over my shoulder.very nice though.....
Re: New Feeders
Hay guy's I was thinking in the 750.00-800.00 range.
With out a motor.
I could put any hand hold you would like that feeder in the pic was the first one the other 3 I built were a little different they didnt have full cage's they only had 16"x16" cages just to cover the motor so in the off season they can have protien spouts .
The metal is 16ga Galv. Not Alum.
Hay guy's I was thinking in the 750.00-800.00 range.
With out a motor.
I could put any hand hold you would like that feeder in the pic was the first one the other 3 I built were a little different they didnt have full cage's they only had 16"x16" cages just to cover the motor so in the off season they can have protien spouts .
The metal is 16ga Galv. Not Alum.
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Damn nice Todd.....looks good!
Damn nice Todd.....looks good!
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that's damn nice work... I would be in for a few if the shipping wasn't to excessive. Also considering they may be used a little farther north you might consider slanting the top a bit to allow for rain runoff and snow pack.
that's damn nice work... I would be in for a few if the shipping wasn't to excessive. Also considering they may be used a little farther north you might consider slanting the top a bit to allow for rain runoff and snow pack.
