Binding: Tools & Hardware
Brand: Scotts
EAN: 0032247711333
Label: Scotts
Manufacturer: Scotts
Model: 71133
MPN: 71133
Publisher: Scotts
Studio: Scotts

Features:

• Scotts Lawns #71133 Hand Broadcast Spreader
• SCOTTS LAWNS

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Editorial Review:

Product Description:
Scotts, Handygreen II, Hand Held Broadcast Spreader, Ergonomically Designed, Reduces Wrist Fatigue, Rust Proof Hopper & Agitator, Great For Applying Fertilizer, Grass Seed, & Ice Melt.




Rating: - Not bad for small lawns, but not perfect
The ergonomic design is wonderful, as the previous reviewer said. The problems I have had with it are:

1. No bagged fertilizer seems to give the "dial setting" for this model. I guess it is not popular enough. It has settings 1-5, and most other spreaders have at least 7 or 10. I usually just leave it on 5, but I honestly have no idea what spreading rate this allows.

2. It gets clogged easily. I wear gloves, so I just reach a hand in and break up the fertilizer clump ... Read More

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Rating: - The Best Hand-Held Spreader on the Market
The MOST important and distinguishing feature of Scotts Hand-Held Spreader is its ergonomic design, which unfortunately cannot be clearly seen in the poor picture provided. The spreader has a "sleeve" which rests against the bottom of your forearm. If you think that this is not an important feature, you are simply mistaken. Once you have loaded the spreader with fertilizer, you may easily hold and try to balance 8 to 10 lbs. with one hand/arm. (Sounds like a little, but it actually is a lot.) This spreader ... Read More

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