When choosing the right type of spreader for your lawn, consider the size of the area you need to cover. For smaller lawns or precise application around flower beds, a handheld or shoulder mounted spreader is ideal due to its portability and ease of use. Medium-sized lawns benefit from Homeowner or Estate models, these units offer a balance between coverage and control, making them ideal for residential areas that need efficient spreading without the bulk of larger equipment. For larger lawns or professional projects, professional-grade spreaders are recommended. These are designed to handle extensive areas efficiently, providing consistent coverage across vast spaces, which is essential for maintaining uniform growth and appearan.

To properly calibrate your spreader for different products, please refer to our detailed downloadable guide. This guide provides step-by-step instructions on adjusting your spreader settings to ensure accurate and even distribution of various materials like seeds, fertilizers, and more. You can find the guide on our website in the support or product resources section. This will help you achieve the best results for your lawn care needs.

Yes, the same spreader can be used for both seeds and fertilizer. However, it is important to clean the spreader thoroughly between uses to prevent any cross contamination or damage from chemical residues. To learn how to properly maintain your spreader and switch between different materials, please refer to our video guide on spreader maintenance, available on YouTube.

To keep your spreader in good condition, regular maintenance is crucial. This includes cleaning the spreader after each use, checking for any blockages or worn parts, and ensuring it is dry before storing to prevent rust. Proper lubrication of moving parts is also important to maintain smooth operation. For a comprehensive guide on how to perform these maintenance tasks, please watch our detailed maintenance video on YouTube. This guide will help you extend the lifespan and effectiveness of your spreader.

If your spreader is not spreading evenly, first check for any blockages in the hopper or distribution mechanism. Ensure that the spreader settings match the product you are using, as incorrect settings can lead to uneven distribution. Additionally, verify that the spreader is assembled correctly and all parts are functioning smoothly. For more detailed troubleshooting tips and visual guidance, please refer to our video tutorial on how to fix uneven spreading, available on our YouTube channel. This video will help you identify and correct common issues quickly.