Yard Commander LASE3800 User manual

60LB SPREADER

ASSEMBLY AND OPERATING INSTRUCTION

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS FOR FUTURE REFERENCE

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Table of Contents

General Warnings and Rules ................................................................................ 3

Hazard Signal Word Definitions ............................................................................. 4

Controls and Features Identification ...................................................................... 5

Component Parts .................................................................................................. 6

Assembly Instructions ....................................................................................... 7, 8

Adjust Method ....................................................................................................... 9

Operation Instructions ................................................................................... 10, 11

Spreading Instructions ......................................................................................... 12

Maintenance and Storage ................................................................................... 13

Specification ........................................................................................................ 13

Parts Drawing & Parts List .................................................................................. 14

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maintain

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o

z Do n

o

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a

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y

z Do n

o

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z Alwa

y

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z Do n

o

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o

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y

z Neve

r

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n

z Alwa

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s

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e

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ce or repai

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s check a

n

o

t exceed e

large holes

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s use cauti

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tow the sp

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a

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condition

s

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d/or size o

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to creeks,

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o

n when lo

a

r

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a

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d

s and feet

keep work

a

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ty gear, e

y

u

tions, and

s

or situati

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d

caution a

r

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assembly

b

f

the drop

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AND this

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result in s

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n

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clear from

m

a

rea clean

a

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instructio

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r

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h

b

efore use.

S

s

preader, it

A

LL COMP

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AL WA

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m

anual co

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safety a

n

r

e operatin

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e

rious injury

o

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t

p

on or clim

b

g

to assure

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rts immedi

a

d assembl

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ad capacit

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p

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spreader.

d

es (hill) the

d

public hig

h

n

spreading

n

loading spr

e

vehicle.

m

oving part

s

a

nd free fro

m

n

, gloves a

n

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n

s outlined

ay occur.

h

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is recomm

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this equip

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to the oper

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in the spre

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f

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of 60lb.

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spreader

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ways.

grass seed

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while oper

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debris wh

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informatio

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instructi

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operator t

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use of the

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f

60lbs whe

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p

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n

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material w

a

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operating

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ER

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n

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death

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Read this owner’s manual before operating the equipment. Familiarize yourself with the location and

function of the controls and features. Save this manual for future reference.

1) Flow Control Handle– Controls the flow of material being spread.

2) U-Handle – Maneuvers the drop spreader.

3) Hopper – Do not exceed rated load capacity 60lb.

4) Non Flat Tires / Wheels – Heavy duty plastic.

Controls and Features Identification

2

3

4

1

Read a

n

equipm

e

DROP

S

Take all

before

s

TOOL

S

• 1

0

• P

l

n

d follow a

e

nt could r

e

S

PREADE

R

parts out

o

s

tarting to a

s

S

REQUIRE

D

0

mm Wrenc

l

iers

ll instructio

e

sult in seri

o

R

COMPO

N

o

f the shippi

n

s

semble th

e

D

h

ns for ass

e

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us injury t

o

N

ENT PAR

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drop spre

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CAUTI

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e

mbly and

o

the user o

T

S AND A

S

d

inspect c

o

a

der follow s

m

pone

n

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N

o

peration.

r bystande

r

S

SEMB

L

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o

mponents

t

teps 1 thro

u

n

t Part

s

Failure to

r

s, or caus

e

t

o ensure t

h

u

gh 4.

s

properly a

e

equipmen

t

h

ere are no

ssemble t

h

t

damage.

missing pie

c

h

is

c

es

Hex Bolt

M6X30

Flat Washer

12 3PCS

Wing

Nut M6

Carriage

Bolt M6X35

Cotter Pin

5X45

Cotter Pin

3X30

Hex Bolt

M6X35

Big Flat

Washer 6

4PCS

Wire Crip

Bottom Plate

Lock Nut

M5

Lock Nut

M6

Screw

M5X10

1PC

Wire Crip

Plate

7PCS 4PCS 2PCS 2PCS 2PCS 3PCS

1PC 1PC10PCS

Bushing

2PCSØ Ø Ø Ø

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STEP 1: Attach Wheels to Hopper Assembly

1. As per Pic. 1, assemble a Flat Washer Ø12, a Bushing, a Poly Wheel on one end of the wheel axle,

which as a Ø3 hole. Then go on assembling a Flat Washer Ø12, at this moment, please insert a

Cotter Pin Ø3X30 into the Ø3 hole on the wheel axle and make the cotter bent for locking.

2. Assemble a Flat Washer Ø12, a Bushing, a Poly Wheel at the other end of the wheel axle. Turn

the wheel till the Ø5 hole on the wheel is in the same line with the Ø5 hole on the wheel axle, insert

the Cotter Pin Ø5X45 and make it bent for locking.

Step 2: Attach Support Legs to Hopper Assembly

1. As per Pic. 3, insert two Hex Bolt M6X35 with Big Flat Washer Ø6 from the inner hopper and a leg,

then locked by two Wing Nut M6. Tighten the nuts.

2. Using the same way to assemble the other leg. See Pic.4.

Assembly Instructions

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STEP 3: Attach Connect Poles to Support Legs

1. As per Pic.5, assemble a Connect Pole onto the top of leg and locked by a Carriage Bolt M6X35

and a Wing Nut M6.

2. Use the same way to assemble the other Connect Pole. See Pic. 6.

STEP 4: Attach U-Handle to Connect Poles

1. As per Pic.7, connect the Handle with Connect Pole, locked by Hex Bolt M6X30 and Wing Nut M6.

5. Tighten all hardware before operating the drop spreader.

Note: The flow controls handle needs to be on the outside of the U-handle.

Pic. 8

A

C

Pic. 7

A

B

Wing Nut M6

B

C

Handle

Wire Crip Plate

Wire Crip Bottom Plate

Hex Bolt M6x30

Nylon Lock Nut M6

Hex Bolt M6X30

Nylon Lock Nut M5

Screw M5x10

2. Assemble Wire Crip Bottom Plate on the Handle by using Hex bolt M6x30 and Lock Nut M6.

3. Use the Wire Crip Plate press the Adjustable Wire and Wire Crip Bottom Plate by using Screw

M5x10 and Nylon Lock Nut M5.

Index Plate Assembly

4. Attach Index Plate Assembly to the handle using Hex Bolt M6x30 and Nylon Lock Nut M6.

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ADJUSTING METHOD

4: Pull this handle to the

top position (at 25), make

sure the hole of hopper

open completely.

2:Push this handle to

the bottom position.

1:Release these two bolt.

3:When Handle at 0 and the hole

of Hopper closed completely,

tight these two bolts.

5:Move the position

of the Nut, can

change the size of

hole on the Hopper.

Before

operatin

operato

r

USING

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1. In

p

u

2. S

p

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p

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3. D

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4. D

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v

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using the

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or bystan

d

Y

OUR SPR

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spect your

u

shed. The

h

p

reader is

d

rass Seed).

h

ysical char

a

o

not use s

p

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p

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a

s

you fill the

e

fore filling

o

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v

ery time y

o

n

d continu

e

v

e

r

saturate

d

o

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e

o

maintain t

h

o

w setting f

o

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ep spread

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l

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w

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ways close

spreading

m

i

th a garde

n

p

ply two he

a

e header st

r

o

insure co

n

a

ttern.

W

hen droppi

n

o

not over

a

v

e

r

applicat

d

rop spre

a

e

to follow

d

ers.

E

ADER

spreader b

e

h

opper sho

u

d

esigned to

Materials

a

cteristics

a

p

reader on

w

p

proximate

s

a

se refer to

hopper.

the hopper

,

s

ed.

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y

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one mor

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d

product co

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v

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w

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r

the flow co

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m

aterial is a

c

n

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r

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a

r

ips.

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sistent cov

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g material,

a

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d

ion will lead

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a

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these instr

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ld be clean

spread a r

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such as P

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a

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n

w

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w

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quare foot

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fertilizer m

a

,

make sur

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to stop or t

u

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stride. T

verage.

t

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m

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n

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eds and in

c

l

when oper

a

r

to opening

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c

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a

t each en

d

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rage, mak

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make sure

t

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ing materi

a

to lawn da

m

O

perat

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N

w

the instr

u

uctions m

a

u

se. Make

s

and free fr

o

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t

o

wder, Man

u

n

ot be used

w

hen sprea

d

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ge of the ar

a

nufacturer’

e

the flow c

o

u

rn back, cl

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his reduce

s

m

mended c

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n

walking at

c

rease the

f

a

ting. Tilti

n

the flow co

turning or s

t

d

eposited to

o

e

vent burni

n

d

of area to

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sure eac

h

t

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a

l. Follow t

h

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age and c

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on In

s

N

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ctions bel

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s

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w

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p

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l

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s

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n

o

verage rat

e

a different

s

f

low setting

f

n

g the spre

a

ntrol rate.

t

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o

heavily in

a

n

g of the la

w

be treated

a

h

drop patte

does not h

i

h

e recomm

e

o

ntaminatio

n

s

tructi

o

w and s

a

property

d

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a

t

icides, Pell

e

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il, Gravel,

a

p

reade

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.

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b

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control to s

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for each p

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or higher s

p

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spreader.

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small are

a

w

n.

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nded cover

a

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o

ns

a

fety infor

m

d

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t

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tized Lime

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a

nd Mulch

h

b

icides.

s

timate am

o

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damaging

r

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a

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trees, flow

e

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r

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ation befo

injury to t

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t

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ng the mat

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te. Reduce

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cove

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each prod

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r is

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w

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coverage,

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ct rates de

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perati

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r to the spr

e

b

ly to the pr

o

r

isk walking

n

trol handle

each drop

WARNI

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recomme

n

ntaminatio

n

h

ly with a g

a

CAUTIO

The sprea

d

k

ing speed

o

pend upon

on Ins

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per setting

speed to e

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n

. If spre

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N

d

er should

b

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f 3 MPH.

the spread

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ctions sect

and tighte

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age rate

f

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efore stopp

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p

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the accur

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- 12 -

CALCULATING AMOUNT OF MATERIAL NEEDED

To calculate the amount of fertilizer you will need to cover your lawn, divide the coverage amount listed on

the label by the weight of the fertilizer bag. For example a 10LB. bag of fertilizer with coverage of 10,000

square feet will distribute 1LB. of fertilizer every 1,000 square feet at full rate or 1/2LB. of fertilizer every

1,000 square feet at half rate. For pre-calculated rates see Chart A (Example: 25LB. bag with 15,000 sq. ft.

coverage = 1.7LB./1,000 sq. ft.). Use Chart B to find the closest spreader setting (Example: 1.7LB./1000

sq. ft. = Spreader Setting of 5).

Chart A - Square Foot Coverage per Bag*

LBS/1,000 SQ FT

Weight of Bag (LBS.) 5,000 SQ FT COVERAGE 10,000 SQ FT COVERAGE 15,000 SQ FT COVERAGE

5 1.0 LB. 0.5 LB. 0.3 LB.

10 2.0 LB. 1.0 LB. 0.7 LB.

15 3.0 LB. 1.5 LB. 1.0 LB.

20 4.0 LB. 2.0 LB. 1.3 LB.

25 5.0 LB. 2.5 LB. 1.7 LB.

30 6.0 LB. 3.0 LB. 2.0 LB.

35 7.0 LB. 3.5 LB. 2.3 LB.

40 8.0 LB. 4.0 LB. 2.7 LB.

45 9.0 LB. 4.5 LB. 3.0 LB.

50 10.0 LB. 5.0 LB. 3.3 LB.

*These are only estimates actual amounts may vary.

Chart B – Drop Spreader Settings*

MULTI-

USAGES LBS/1,000

SQ FT SPREADER

SETTING

FERTILIZER

GRASS

SEEDS

PESTICIDES

1 10

2 12

3 14

4 15

5 17

6 18

7 20

8 21

9 23

10 25

*These are only estimates actual spreader settings may vary depending on material.

Spreading Instructions

CAUTION

The spreader settings are guidelines only.

The spreader should be calibrated prior to

application to ensure accuracy.

The spreader settings are based on a walking

speed of 3 MPH. Walking faster or slower

will alter the spread application rate. Exact

rates depend upon the spreader itself and the

accuracy of the person operating it.

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- 13 -

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rage of the

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preader aft

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s

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60lbs it will

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drop sprea

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r each use.

s

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nd dry for

y

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nd St

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- 14 -

Parts Drawing & Parts List

2

1

3

6

7

4

5

8

9

11

10

12

17

18

19

20

21

4

8

23

24

5

25

26

27

8

7

17

18

11

A

B

C

14

22 28 29

30

31 32 33

34

35

37

524

24

39

38

36

14

16

15

13

14 16

15

A

B

C

14

24

14

19

- 15 -

Screw M5x6 8

Screw M5X10 2

Scratch Board 2

Index Plate Assembly 1

Wheel Axle 1

Cotter Pin Ø5X45 1

Hex Bolt M6X35 5

Nylon Lock Nut M6 5

Big Flat Washer Ø6 6

Wire Lock -1 1

Hopper 1

Wire Lock -2 1

Axle Bushing 2

Screw M5x20 1

Flat Washer Ø12 3

Carriage Bolt M6X25 1

Poly Wheel 2

Outer Teeth Washer Ø8 1

Cotter Pin Ø3X30 1

Spacer 1

Bushing 2

Adjustable Handle A 1

Rotating Door Assembly 1

Adjustable Handle B 1

Handle 1

Screw M4x18 1

Hex Bolt M6X30 7

Adjustable Handle Rod 1

Connect Pole 2

Nylon Washer 1

Carriage Bolt M6X35 2

Nylon Lock Nut M5 2

End Cap 4

Lock Washer Ø6 1

Support Leg 2

Wire Crip plate 1

Wing Nut 11

Wire Crip Bottom Plate 1

Adjustable Wire 1

Parts Drawing & Parts List

Ref#

Drawing No. Description Qty

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

32

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

9110-05006-DG

N990-00001-DX

N990-00002-DX

9101-06035-DG

9302-06000-DG

N990-00003

N990-00010

9301-12000-DG

N990-00009

9404-03030-DG

N990-00004-DG

N990-40000-DG

N991-00004

GB5781/M6*30/DG

N991-00002

9114-06035-DG

N990-00011

N990-00008

N510-00019

N991-02000

9110-05010-DG

N580-10000-DG

9404-05045-DG

9206-06000-DG

N990-30001

N990-30002

9118-05020-DG

9114-06025-DG

9315-08000-DG

N510-00016

N570-00014

N570-00015

9118-04018-DG

N580-00005-DG

C130-00004

9206-05000-DG

9306-06000-DG

N580-00009-DG

N580-00008-DG

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