Charles Walters Equipment Broadcast Spreader with Steel Frame, 80lb Capacity
These easy-to-use spreaders are the no-hassle, no-headache answer to spreading grass seed, fertilizer, ice melt, and more over large spaces.
Key Product Features
- Smooth Operation: Rolls easily over rough terrain on two wide, knobby pneumatic tires, each measuring 12 inches high.
- Large Capacity: Each style features a hopper holding up to 80lbs of material featuring an oscillating spider agitator for consistent flow and reduced drag, plus a rain cover to keep contents dry.
- Durable, Reliable Construction: Sits firmly on a durable steel frame, with stainless-steel fasteners, and a stainless-steel axle for long-lasting performance on demanding spreading jobs.
- Adjustable Spread Control: Covers up to a 20-foot spread width with a 1-20 rate setting scale and left/right pattern adjustment for precise application along edges and borders.
- Winter-Ready Functionality: Includes a winter material plate which provides a reduced spread width and high output, allowing for the spreading of rock salt and ice melt.
Whether you need to spread salt on your icy driveway or grass seed and fertilizer on your lawn for the upcoming season, Charles Walters will have you prepared for your spreading needs for your professional landscaping operation! Carrying up to approximately 80 pounds, these sturdy spreaders feature an adjustable t-bar style lever control to change the rate of your spread with 20 settings. The knobby pneumatic tires are great for gripping onto rough, hilly, or icy terrain for easy movement. The Spreader disperses material in a 20 foot width using an 9.4 inch impellor. A steel rod is used as the linkage for the shut-off function, giving a smooth, solid, on/off to create a consistent flow of material through the hopper. This rod will not bend or bind like a cable. Spreading rates may vary depending on the characteristics of the material in the hopper. These spreaders come partially assembled, requiring only 5-10 minutes to complete. Get professional spreading results easily, without complicated mechanisms or difficult assembly with Charles Walters.