I have a Moultree Pro Feeder timer/motor bolt up head and as usual the buttons on the timer go bad. My question is will this universal fit in the Moultree plastic cover and will it work 6 volt?
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I don't know if it will fit in the Moultrie, I'm using the one I bought for a Hunten feeder I bought from Sportsman Guide.
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I do not know if it will fit in your box. Sorry. It is small & fit in my box but it is not a moultree.
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It will fit in the cover of a Moultrie feeder cover. However there is no way to determine if it will work on 12 volts. Most will but I would not want to purchase one unless I was sure. The Tundra Quest universal timer from Amazon is only $25.00 and it is labeled for 12 volts operation. If you ever want to add a solar cell to keep your battery charged the 12 volt cell is more efficient than the 6 volt. The 12 volt battery of the same size as the 6 volt will last approximately twice as long
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Roger, For the last several years I have been replacing timers that go bad with the universal replacement. They are great. The foot print is very accommodating, I haven't had any problem finding a spot to stuff them. All of the feeders I run are 6 volt. I don't think you will have any trouble and will be very pleased.
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Yes it will work on a 6 volt square battery. I don't know about the space on a Moultrie...It fit in my housing and it's an American Hunter.
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Roger,For the last several years I have been replacing timers that go bad with the universal replacement. They are great. The foot print is very accommodating, I haven't had any problem finding a spot to stuff them. All of the feeders I run are 6 volt. I don't think you will have any trouble and will be very pleased.
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I use an analog timer so the clock setting changes for the time the power is off but as soon as the power comes back on the feedings resume. If you used a digital timer with battery back up the clock would continue to function and the times wouldn't change. You can use any kind of timer with the feeder.
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I heard that plastic goes with plastic best, this is a plastic fitting. This is a good timer but I don't think it would work for copper or any metal. But you could try it and if it doesn't work, return it. For metal fittings, I'd call a landscaper or plumber. I'm sorry I don't know if this would work. I hope it does for you, if you try it!
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I have two of these timers, and the battery numbers are quite different! They are however small, cheap, long lasting and easily replaceable at any Radio Shack or similar stores for "peanuts". (The info on the newer one's battery is CNB G13A. )
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It works just like all the moultrie feeders. You can set it for four feed times a day at whatever time you like. Time can be adjusted & there is a chart that shows the pounds per second. The best thing about this feeder is that it takes four AA batteries which last a long time. I usually set it for once a day putting out about a pound and a half of corn because it's on a bucket feeder that only holds 40 lbs. it's a great feeder.
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I would call moultrie direct on that one they have a customer care line that would be more than happy to help. My personal thought is that if you match what they require for proper voltage then yes it would work
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I had an mr2 and an mr1 and it fit good. It functions great too. Check to see if the mr2 and mr100 have the same feeder profile. They probably do.Another addition I'd add to the setup is a metal angled feed neck.They have them on amazon and its good upgrade.
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Hi. I'am guessing it should. When my fan quit I took off the cover and stamped on the corner of the housing was the specs (fan rpm, volts, amps, etc.). My Nutone fan had a Jakel motor installed whether or not that was the original I don't know. The universal motor I replaced it with had the same specs and it is a little quieter too. I used the existing impeller and shaft just replaced motors. Hope that helps good luck.
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The version I purchased works for a 12/24 volt system. I don't think that one would work for you 6 volt system. I guess it would report a low to medium when it was really full. Look for one designed for 6 volts. Additinally, some of these indicators allow a wider range of voltages.
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I agree with the other comments about it probably being a bad battery. This timer should run for a very long time on one battery. I'd try a new battery before going through the hassle of returning this timer. These are great timers, and they are hard to find in stores. If a new battery doesn't work, try e-mailing Polder directly and see what they might do to help you out.
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I went through this recently with a much older BnD mower (13yr old MM850).The handle pushes a "button" inside the casing that turns the motor on. Both parts are plastic and over time they wear out just enough that the contacts don't quite reach in the switch. You can easily replace the handle and switch for about $15 with a little searching online (for instance http://www.ereplacementparts.com/black-and-decker-mm850-type-mulching-mower-parts-c-4167_9514_11387.html, but I haven't bought from them so caveat emptor). I am well aware of the dangers of mowers so I took the low road and wired around the safety switch but that's not advisable if anyone but yourself is going to use the mower. I went through this recently with a much older BnD mower (13yr old MM850).The handle pushes a "button" inside the casing that turns the motor on. Both parts are plastic and over time they wear out just enough that the contacts don't quite reach in the switch. You can easily replace the handle and switch for about $15 with a little searching online (for instance http://www.ereplacementparts.com/black-and-decker-mm850-type-mulching-mower-parts-c-4167_9514_11387.html, but I haven't bought from them so caveat emptor). I am well aware of the dangers of... » Read More I went through this recently with a much older BnD mower (13yr old MM850).The handle pushes a "button" inside the casing that turns the motor on. Both parts are plastic and over time they wear out just enough that the contacts don't quite reach in the switch. You can easily replace the handle and switch for about $15 with a little searching online (for instance http://www.ereplacementparts.com/black-and-decker-mm850-type-mulching-mower-parts-c-4167_9514_11387.html, but I haven't bought from them so caveat emptor). I am well aware of the dangers of mowers so I took the low road and wired around the safety switch but that's not advisable if anyone but yourself is going to use the mower. « Show Less
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I had an mr2 and an mr1 and it fit good. It functions great too. Check to see if the mr2 and mr100 have the same feeder profile. They probably do. Another addition I'd add to the setup is a metal angled feed neck. They have them on amazon and its good upgrade.
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Don't really know. I would think that it would work fine on any timer. I just plug it in when needed and pull the plug out after.
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I did. Just need to use a diode between 86 and 85 to keep the volts from killing fish. But I would use delay relay like (SRD-12VDC-SL-C NC Triggered Time Timer Delay Power Relay Module 12V DC). It keeps it from getting into that loop of the bottom of the container to the sump.
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We currently have the Intermatic T104 timer in stock. Specifications. Enclosure: Type 1 Steel. Switch: DPST. Clock Motor Volts 60 Hz: 208-277. Amps: 40. HP Rating: 5. Thanks for your inquiry.
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I am sorry, but I don't know specifically. However, it's seems pretty universal. It just slipped right in where the old one had been. Hope it works for you.
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I think the pro hunter is a smaller feeder than the magnum pro so holes probably won't align up. I had to put a new timer on my brand new Moultrie magnum. It wouldn't run correctly till I did