What kind of timer you putting on it, a spin broadcaster? I got a 55gal drum with a funnel in it to let all the corn come out. Thinking of just having it gravity fed.

This is the spinner kit I'm going to use on 60 gallon plastic drums, I've bought two thus far to test out and thus far they are working well:

https://moultrie.factoryoutletstore...tegory_id=78119&catalogitemid=445064

Just cut a 3" hole in the bottom and bolt it in. I'm going to put a short piece of 5" or 6" diameter PVC around the spinner area to try and keep the coons from tearing it up, I think it will work.

I think it would be easy to mount one of these 3 or 4 way feeder heads to a plastic drum and make a gravity fed feeder instead of the spinner route:

https://www.bossbuck.com/bb_feeders/

Timber, are you adding legs to the drums?

I built some 2' x 6' troughs with a 6'x9' metal top on them, I stood the drums up in the middle with a hole cut in the bottom and used them as a supplemental feeder. Worked real well, except for the coons. I'm just going to convert them to a timed feeder. You could take the bossbuck feeder heads and make a hanging feeder or strap it to a power pole or a tree. I just found a supplier of the 60 gallon drums and I'm trying to figure out the best way to feed without a lot of waste. If a timed spinner dropping directly into the trough works then that might be my best bet.

yes ill take a picture to post when i get home it work great is easy to set up and you can just strap in on a 4wheeler to haul it in only thing is i have to stash a step ladder somewhere in the woods near it to fill it