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FERTILIZER
Powder 3 - 5 3' - 4'
Granular 3 - 5 8' - 10'
Pelleted 3 - 5 10' - 12'
Organic 6 - 8 6' - 8'
GRASS SEED
Fine 3 - 4 6' - 7'
Coarse 4 - 5 8' - 9'
ICE MELTER 6 - 8 10' - 12'
TYPE SPREAD
MATERIAL FLOW SETTING WIDTH
APPLICATION CHART (SHIELD UP)
OPERATING SPEED - 3 MPH. (100 ft. in 23 seconds)
CHECK FOR LOOSE FASTENERS
1. Before each use make a thorough visual check of the
spreader for any bolts and nuts which may have loosened.
Retighten any loose bolts and nuts.
CHECK FOR WORN OF DAMAGED PARTS
2. Check for worn or damaged parts before each use. Repair
or replace parts if necessary.
CHECK TIRE INFLATION
3. Check if tires are adequately inated before each use. Do
not inate beyond maximum recommended pressure.
FIGURE 9
CAUTION: DO NOT inate tires beyond the
maximum recommended pressure printed
on side of tire.
CLEANING
4. Rinse inside of hopper and exterior of spreader and dry
off before storing.
LUBRICATE (See gure 9.)
5. Lightly apply automotive grease as needed to the sprocket
and gear.
6. Oil the nylon bushings on the vertical sprocket shaft and on
the axle at least once a year, or more often as needed.
7. Oil right hand (idler) wheel bearing at least once a year or
more often as needed.
MAINTENANCE
GREASE
OIL
OIL
1. Rinse inside of hopper and exterior of spreader and dry
off before storing.
2. Store in a clean, dry area.
STORAGE
FIGURE 10
1. If the axle, slotted gear and sprocket assembly is
disassembled, mark down the positions of the parts as
they are removed. The drive wheel and sprocket positions
in relation to the slotted gear determine which direction
the spreader plate will spin. Be sure to reassemble them
in their original positions. (Refer to gure 5 on page 3.)
Use shim washers (Ref. no. 21 on pages 6 and 7) as
needed for minimum backlash. Add grease to gear and
sprocket.
2. If the agitator hairpin becomes damaged or worn it can
be replaced. See gure 10.
SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENTS
SPROCKET
SHAFT
AGITATOR
HAIRPIN
FIGURE 8
IMPORTANT: Application rates shown in the chart are affected
by humidity and by the moisture content of the material
(granular and pellet). Some minor setting adjustments may
be necessary to compensate for this condition.
OVERLAP
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