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American-made EarthWay 2600A-Plus Walk-Behind Fertilizer Spreader for Gardens

Name: spreader120
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The Patented EVEN-SPREAD 3-Hole Drop Shut-Off System creates a smooth spreading edge for precise fertilizer or seeding applications. It evenly distributes 50% of your material to each side of the spreader.
This spreader is of medium-duty and can hold up to 40 pounds (18 kg) of material in its hopper made of rust-proof polypropylene. It possesses professional features while remaining maneuverable in tight corners and easily storable in your shed or garage.
This seeder/spreader is constructed with a sturdy T-handle and a strong powder coated steel frame. It is designed with a reliable solid linkage that ensures a positive shut off, excellent rate control, and long-lasting durability.
Its high flotation 9 inch pneumatic tires travel smoothly across your turf. During winter, these tires provide strong traction on rough terrain or wintry conditions without accumulating snow and ice.
EarthWay's 2600A-Plus is locally designed and manufactured in Bristol, Indiana USA. Competitors rely on imported overseas components or finished spreaders. Support our local economy by investing in a spreader that is made locally by fellow Americans.