Product Manual
1017628-C Page 18 ©2017 Spyker Spreaders/A Brinly-Hardy Co.
• Keep spinner blade clean. Excess material build-up can cause an
uneven spread pattern.
• Keep the spinner blade level when spreading.
• DO NOT overload. Maximum capacity of this model is 50 lbs.
• DO NOT use on windy days.
• Spread header strips at the ends of the area OPPOSITE of the
direction of spreading. This will provide a “turn-around” area, an
area to re-align the spreader for the return spread.
• Example shown is for 6 ft. wide spread. Make the first spread pass
at one-half the spread width from the edge of the spreading area or
in this case, approximately 3 feet (or one big step).
• Additional spreading passes will be at the full spread width or
approximately 6 ft. apart.
• TAKE A SIGHTING AT THE FAR END. Keep your eye on the
sighting as you spread. You will not need to wonder where you are
or where you have been. Continue until spreading is completed.
• Leftover fertilizer can be spread under trees and other high feeding
areas without showing “edge of spread” lines.
NOW YOU ARE READY TO SPREAD
Operation Instructions
!
WARNING: AVOID INJURY!
Chemicals can be dangerous. Avoid injury to operators or bystanders
• Make sure the rate gate is in
the closed position.
• Read chemical
container label for handling
instructions.
A Material Safety Data Sheet
(MSDS) should be supplied by
the chemical dealer and
provides proper safety
information.
• Wear proper clothing and
safety equipment while
handling or applying
chemicals.
• Prohibit all smoking, drinking,
and eating around chemicals.
• When spreading products
containing herbicides,
exercise extreme caution
with respect to careless
spreading and to wind-drift.
Contact Of Some Products
On Some Plants Can Be
Fatal.
• Fill the spreader on a flat,
level surface only. Fill on
sidewalk, driveway, cardboard,
etc. to avoid material loss.
• Whenllinghopperwith
material, always use screen to
help break up clumps.
NOW YOU ARE
READY TO PUT
MATERIAL IN
THE HOPPER
Header
6’ 6’3’
Header
Tip:Whennot
spreading (and if
pushing the spreader
some distance) tip
the spreader so only
the idle wheel is on
the ground.