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Scotts® Elite Spreader
Scotts® Elite Spreader
$153.99
Overview
- Dual rotor technology provides unbeatable accuracy and a 6ft spread pattern for time savings. This is our most accurate spreader ever!
- Holds up to 20,000 sq. ft. of Scotts® lawn product, including grass seed, fertilizer, salt and ice melt
- Never-flat tires to conquer any terrain
- Ergonomic handle with smartphone holder
- Minor assembly required - Remove agitator pins when spreading coarse rock salt
Specs and Details
Disposal Methods
- Never leave unused product in the spreader. Pour leftover material back into the package and seal package tightly. Clean spreader after use to maintain proper operation.
Product Label
- This is not the product label. Always read and follow the product label before use.
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- Safety Data Sheets can be found at scottsmsds.com
Description
Scotts® Elite Spreader is our most advanced and accurate spreader yet! Dual rotors provide increased accuracy and a 6 ft. spread pattern, which means you make less passes across your yard, saving you time. The large hopper holds up to 20,000 sq. ft. of Scotts® lawn product. The ergonomic handle provides comfort, while featuring a smartphone holder. The 10-inch tires are foam filled, so they won't ever go flat.
How to Use
- Turn rate control to correct setting. Spreader width is 6 feet, so allow a few feet in between passes to ensure even distribution. When Edgeguard® is engaged it will block off right side of spreader pattern to prevent product from spreading onto non-lawns areas.
When and Where to Use
Where to Use?
- Large lawns
Special Instructions
Using with Other Products
- Use this spreader to seed, weed, feed and melt!
Frequently Asked Questions
Environment
- Do not allow product and/or rinse water to enter storm drain or sewers. If product lands on any hard surface such as driveway, sidewalk, or road, sweep the product back onto the lawn t keep it from being washed into the storm sewers and ultimately surface waters.