Posted By: Western
Have to give a shoutout to TXAg with Weaverbuilt feeders. - 09/16/15 09:07 PM
Wanted to switch from a 6v system to a 12v as I eluded to in a thread here a couple weeks back. TxAg (Kevin) was a great help and after looking on the net a few times, I ordered a timer/motor from him. Got a better price than the few places I had seen from him as well.
Bought the one that came ready to go, motor eliminator spinner and built on solar panel since I would have added all that anyway. Good guy to deal with
About the shipping Kevin does not mess around!. When the box showed up, my wife asked me "did you buy the whole feeder?" Large box filled with "peanuts" inside that was my new shiny timer, wrapped in bubble wrap and taped, he could have dropped a dozen eggs from 20,000' in that box
His 12v is as advertised too, and she can throw some corn! told him I will likely have to get my deer helmets and pads, this motor doesn't fool around and could almost double as a trolling motor
Just wanted to publicly thank you Kevin for your help, prompt and courteous service and padded as hell shipping. You fellas looking for a new system would be wise to give him a shout.
Thanks again bud
http://www.weaverbilt.com/
Bought the one that came ready to go, motor eliminator spinner and built on solar panel since I would have added all that anyway. Good guy to deal with
About the shipping Kevin does not mess around!. When the box showed up, my wife asked me "did you buy the whole feeder?" Large box filled with "peanuts" inside that was my new shiny timer, wrapped in bubble wrap and taped, he could have dropped a dozen eggs from 20,000' in that box
His 12v is as advertised too, and she can throw some corn! told him I will likely have to get my deer helmets and pads, this motor doesn't fool around and could almost double as a trolling motor
Just wanted to publicly thank you Kevin for your help, prompt and courteous service and padded as hell shipping. You fellas looking for a new system would be wise to give him a shout.
Thanks again bud
http://www.weaverbilt.com/