ForEverlast Galvanized Tailgate Feeder 50lb | Truck, ATV & UTV Spreader

Overview

Meet the ForEverlast Galvanized Tailgate Feeder 50lb, a rugged and versatile spreader designed to simplify feed distribution from your vehicle. Constructed from solid galvanized steel, it resists rust and stands up to outdoor use while delivering dependable performance for corn and other small feed applications.

Key benefits

• 50 lb capacity makes it suitable for moderate feeding sessions without frequent refills.
• Truck, ATV, and UTV compatibility enables flexible mounting in multiple configurations.
• Durable galvanized steel construction resists corrosion in outdoor environments.
• Powerful 12-volt motor and included cigarette lighter adapter let you operate from within the cab.
• Ultimate spinner plate minimizes waste by promoting controlled, even dispersion.
• Easy assembly and a cab-access control cord keep feeding straightforward and hands-free when needed.

The unit is designed to attach quickly to your vehicle’s tailgate, turning ordinary feeding into a simple, on-demand task. Whether you’re working along a rural road, managing a deer feeding lane, or replenishing feed in a pinch, this feeder offers a practical, no-fuss solution that travels with your equipment.

What you get and how it works

From inside the cab, you can control the flow with the included control cord, reducing trips back to the tailgate. The 12-volt motor provides reliable power, and the cigarette lighter adapter ensures you can use standard vehicle power without extra batteries. The spinner plate is engineered to spread feed more evenly, which can help reduce spill and overspray in breezy conditions.

• Multiple configurations for mounting on a pickup bed tailgate or compatible trailers.
• Ideal for deer road feeding or quick distribution along farm paths and trails.

Durability & power

Built with galvanized steel, the feeder resists corrosion and daily wear. The integrated 12V motor and cab-operated control help keep the process efficient, so you can focus on placing feed where it’s needed most without unnecessary back-and-forth.