TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT Ev-N-Spred 2050P
Fully assembled, with a folding handle, the Ev-N-Spred 2050P will be ready to go from box to grass in seconds and stores easily. A rate calculation matrix is included to assist in setting for all of today’s granular products including organic materials. Features the Ev-N-Spred® 3-hole drop shut-off system and 23 kg hopper.
Ev-N-Spred 2150
The Ev-N-Spred 2150 spreader has a 23 kg capacity poly hopper and is ideal for small jobs or in a situation where you storage space is limited. The 3-position height adjustment, “T” handle and Ev-N-Spred 3-hole drop shut off system, provides total control and comfort for users of different heights.
Ev-N-Spred 3100 Hand Crank
The Earthway Ev-N-Spred 3100 professional hand crank broadcast spreader is the ideal spreader when applying granular material in wet areas, over uneven terrain, or in places a push spreader could not go. Features 8 kg rust proof hopper and super-duty high speed gearbox.
Ev-N-Spred 3400 Hand Held
The 3400 is a small hand held broadcast spreader which enables the user to evenly distribute seed and fertiliser. Ideal for use in small areas.
HandyGreen Hand Held HandyGreen II is a high quality, easy to use hand held spreader. Ideal hand held spreader for use on small lawn areas.
AccuPro®
2000
The AccuPro® 2000 spreader is a professional rotary spreader for multi-use. Features large pneumatic tyres, patented helical cone for a consistent spread pattern and an extended handle with tuff-foam grips.
SR-2000
The SR-2000 spreader is a professional rotary spreader with all the features of the AccuPro® 2000, plus a larger diameter frame, positive on-off side deflector and a standard port shut-off for greater application efficiency.
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