The Treeline 350 lb feeder seems like a solid design until you get it into the field and let it run for a few months I have new replaced every component inside the feeder and it still didn’t work. New motor, new battery, new timer and new wiring- still didn’t work. I gutted the original components and used the feeder as a shell. Spent $50 and bought a wild game motor and timer setup, secured with self tappers and added a cage to the feeder and now it works perfectly.

Would not need to replace motor, but constant feeder jamming causes motor to burn up.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This 12 volt motor is very well made and is very durable. Motor noise level is minimal. Highly recommend this motor as an immediate replacement or to keep handy as a spare.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Been testing out the Field & Stream game feeder motor for the past few weeks, and honestly, it’s doing the job better than I expected. ✅ What I like: • Super easy install – no crazy tools or extra parts needed. • Runs smooth and consistent. I’m getting clean feed throws every time. • Timer programming was simple – set it and forget it. • Battery life is 🔥. I’ve been running it on a 6V and haven’t had to touch it since install. Hooked up a solar panel and now it’s basically maintenance-free. ⚠️ Things to know: • It’s a little noisy when it kicks on. Not a huge deal, but something to consider if your setup is close to a bedding area. • Throw radius is decent, but you may need to adjust height or placement for wider clearings. Bottom line: If you’re building a budget-friendly, reliable feeding setup this season, this one’s a solid pick. Been holding up well through summer storms, and I’m excited to see how it performs this fall.