Spyker 50 Lb Broadcast Spreader (P20-5010)

• Brand: Spyker
• Model: P20-5010
• Hopper Capacity: 50 lb
• Spreader Type: Broadcast
• Hopper Material: Poly
• Value: Exceptional
• Application: Fertilizer, grass seed, ice melt, and more
• Performance: Suitable for home or professional use
• Handle Height: Adjustable for best match to operator
• Setting Style: Dial
• Spread Widths: 4′ to 12′
• On/Off Control: Positive “direct drive”
• Tires: 10″ pneumatic
• Terrain: Smooth to semi rough
• Gear Type: Enclosed aluminum
• Gear Resistance: Corrosion resistant for long service life
• Inclusions: Screen and hopper cover
• Frame Coating: Powder coated against corrosion

• Spyker 50 lb Broadcast Spreader (P20-5010)
• Spyker’s 50 lb spreader with poly hopper is an exceptional value for the price.
• Versatile spreader handling fertilizer, grass seed, ice melt, and more.
• Performance for home or professional use.
• The handle height is adjustable for best match to operator.
• The Dial style setting is quick and easy.
• Spread widths from 4′ to 12′.
• Positive “direct drive” On/Off operates smoothly and neatly.
• 10″ pneumatic tires roll easily over smooth to semi rough terrain.
• Enclosed aluminum gears resist corrosion for long service life.
• Includes screen and hopper cover.
• Frame is powder coated against corrosion.

2. What types of materials can the Spyker spreader handle?
The Spyker spreader is versatile and can handle a variety of materials including fertilizer, grass seed, and ice melt.

3. How wide is the spread width of the Spyker 50 lb Broadcast Spreader?
The Spyker 50 lb Broadcast Spreader has a spread width of 4′ to 12′, depending on material .

4. What are the key features of the Spyker 50 lb Broadcast Spreader?
The Spyker 50 lb Broadcast Spreader has adjustable handle height, a quick and easy dial style setting, 10″ pneumatic tires for easy rolling, enclosed aluminum gears for corrosion resistance, a screen and hopper cover, and a powder-coated frame to prevent corrosion.

WARNING: This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, please see www.P65Warnings.ca.gov