On Time's CONICAL Solar Fish tripod features a unique funnel shaped bottom for surperior feed flow. This built in conical design eliminates the need for an optional internal funnel. The 32 gallon unit hold holds 200 lbs of corn and has a metal locking ring lid for easy filling. The heavy gauge green polyethylene barrel features molded in UV protectant and a stong, thick bottom to ensure long life. A welded steel tripod ring secures around the barrel with a single bolt meaning no holes need to be drilled to secure the legs. Each powder-coated steel leg measures 90" and consists of three 30" slip together sections for easy handling and setup in the field. Assembly time is approximately 5 minutes using common hand tools.

For those demanding the ultimate power and dependablity we are proud to offer the On Time Solar Fish Feeder. This is by far our most popular fish feeder model. The Solar Fish Feeder has all the standard features of the regular Solar Feeder, but includes a larger high torque motor with agitator rod to help prevent jamming due to dirty or moist feed. It also includes an aluminum deflector plate that can be installed to prevent feeding in a full circle. Perfect when feeding next to a pond, fenceline, or any other area where you desire partial coverage. Unit works well with whole or cracked corn, floating or sinking fish food, and a variety of protein pellets.

Featuring a high-impact, 360° wrap-around solar panel powering a six-volt rechargeable gel-cell battery (included), the On Time Solar is the first fully self-contained solar-powered feeder. The solar panel is fully waterproof with air-tight seals, with no external wires or glass panels to break. Powerful 6 volt motor spreads feed evenly in a 360 degree circle. Fully adjustable, it features three motor speeds to control distance, up to six feedings per day, and one to 30-second run times. Aluminum housing almost 1/4" inch thick with cast-aluminum mounting funnel. Easy operation, detailed instructions included. Limited lifetime warranty.

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