The Eliminator: Unmatched Performance

Revolutionize Your Feeding Process

The Eliminator is a game-changing feeder designed to handle heavy-duty feeding tasks effortlessly. Whether for wildlife management, livestock care, or industrial applications, this feeder ensures optimal efficiency and durability, making it an essential tool for your operations.

Superior Construction for Longevity

Built with high-quality, durable materials, The Eliminator is designed to withstand the harshest environments. Its precision-engineered components ensure reliability and long-term performance, allowing you to maintain smooth operations without frequent maintenance or replacements.

Efficiency That Saves Time and Resources

With its innovative design, The Eliminator optimizes feed distribution to minimize waste and maximize efficiency. Its user-friendly functionality allows for seamless operation, reducing the time spent on feed management and enhancing overall productivity.

Perfect for Multiple Applications

The Eliminator is versatile and adaptable for various uses, from agricultural fields to commercial settings. Its robust size and capabilities make it suitable for diverse requirements, giving you the flexibility to achieve your goals with confidence.

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The Eliminator Product Attributes:

• Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): ELM202309
• Brand: ASF
• Size: Standard
• Color: Matte Black
• Material: Heavy-Duty Steel

The eliminator spinner uses centrifugal force to spin the plate down when feeding.

Centrifugal force defined: is the apparent force that draws a rotating body away from the center of rotation. It is caused by the inertia of the body.

When done feeding, the plate locks in upright position, eliminating the loss of feed to bumpy roads (if on your road feeder) and varmints (when on your broadcast feeder).

Raccoons are unable to spin the spinner when in the off position, and cannot pull it down due to the locking nature of the side links.

This plate will save you money and time, and allows easy install without requiring the use of a varmint cage.