Pond Boss Forums MANAGING AN EXISTING POND Feeding Foreverlast Feeder

I haven't. I see that it's a belt driven auger system.

Call them and ask a few questions. How long have they been on the market? How long is their warranty? What parts typically wear out, and at what frequency? What is the cost of the replacement parts and how long does it to physically replace those parts?

I've tried a bunch of feeders, and initially the less expensive feeders seem like a deal. But if they have problems, you miss days of feeding the fish, and if you are not there every day to see that the feeder is or isn't working, you don't know how many days of feeding you have missed. Then there's the issue of buying a better feeder because of purchasing an inferior one, and basically throwing that initial purchase price $$$ away.