2" Drop Funnel

These are cheap enough you should keep one as a spare. They are easy to install, perfect fit, and are reliable as long as you don't drop the full feeder on it...lol

I needed a replacement drop funnel for my feeder (which was not of this brand) thanks to some extremely aggressive raccoons. This funnel mounted perfectly and was just a tad to long, so I cut it down in the field and now it works perfectly. Saved me the money of buying a new feeder.

Like other reviewers, I had to trim mine down to fit but it did line up.

I had to drill the 4 mounting holes to a bigger size. This was suppose to be a direct replacement. But other than that it fits great and keeps the corn from falling out of the feeder.

Just what I needed for my feeder, & like everyone else has said I had to trim mines down about an inch to make it work, but it works!

Squirrels will destroy these in a few months. Two solutions:1) If you already have a hole cut for these, try coating the lower rim with JB Weld. I did this on one a few months ago and, so far so good. Squirrels apparently don't like chewing steel.2) If you ave a NEW Wildgame feeder, get this: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01CGW1PTY.It's a smaller diameter & won't fit a hole for an original Wildgame funnel but a new feeder can be routed to make it fit. Yes, it's $20 (2024) but, problem solved forever, unless squirrels chew aluminum, which they might; they chew everything. At least it will last a LOT longer.Hope this helps.

Lined right up where old funnel was, a plus. It was a little tall for my feeder but trimmed easy enough with a hacksaw.

Solid product. Had to trim it a bit for the right gap but exactly what I needed