Help with Magnum Hunting Products Feeder Timer

[puma guy]

Knowing the forum is not about hunting per se I thought I'd go out on a limb anyway to see if anyone here uses or has used deer feeders made by Magnum Hunting Products previously located in Stafford,TX now with new owners in Rosharon, TX. Their first digital clock timers was the EZ Set Digital Timer. It had a small LCD display and a series of white buttons on the black timer to set the parameters for the feeder. I lost the direction sheet for the older EZ Set Didital versions and wondering if anyone might have copy. And if so could you send a photo or pdf. It was a little bit complicated to use but had a small red led light to show it was armed if you had set the sequences correctly. I replaced all my feeder timers with their new iteration timers ie Silver and Platinum that came out in the early 2000's which are much simpler and straight forward.

Just before the original owner sold the company I was there getting some parts and saw a pile of the original timers that had been returned for repair. He had sent those customers the newer version timers per their lifetime warranty in place at that time. He offered the old ones to me and I was able to repair several of them that had problems with the screens. I took them to the deer lease kinda forgot about them. I ran across them looking for around for some parts and decided I will offer them up as pay it forward on some hunting forums on which I participate. And yes I have asked on those forums with no success and no the new owner doesn't have the EZ Set instructions. Thanks for any help

[puma guy]

I finally found some instructions for the Magnum Hunting Products EZ Set Digital timers. I came up to the deer lease to fill some feeders, take care of some maintenance and try to kill some hogs. While I was at the deer lease over the weekend hunting hogs I got out the feeder timers I had repaired 5 or 6 years ago and checked them out using the instructions. They both work perfectly. I going to see if I can find some boxes to put them in and I'll put motors on them as well. While I was at it I took photos of the timers. Maybe some will recognize them.