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Cashman eng feeders

Deepsouthwest · 2015-03-29 21:58:31

Have these Cashman air feeders with 3 settings(the three holes in the second pic). Anyone know what amount of feed each setting is supposed to be?

29-03-2015 9:58pm

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Deepsouthwest

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Have these Cashman air feeders with 3 settings(the three holes in the second pic). Anyone know what amount of feed each setting is supposed to be?

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#2 29-03-2015 10:30pm

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Roughly 0.5kg/1lb I think. I've mine set to the top one and it's giving out 1.5kg nuts approx. But it'd probably depend on what you're feeding and you'd want to be double checking

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#3 29-03-2015 10:51pm

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Fully agreed, you definitely should weight a bag of nuts out of each feeder every so often to check. I have old rushy cashmans, with the mechanism very sticking inside for adjusting the meal setting, before I calibrated them they were giving out anything between 1/2 a KG and over 2kgs, that really adds up over the year ha! I managed to get them all back to close on 1kg afterwards thankfully.

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