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Remove spreader and components from carton. Place Hopper on it’s front panel, insert two (2) 1/4-20 X 1/2” Hex Head Bolts through the Leg, flattened end of Handle Brace, and holes in Hopper as shown. Install Lockwashers and Nuts but do not tighten. Repeat on opposite side. 1/4-20 X 1 1/2” Hex Bolt Nut Lock Washer 3. Install Control Tube between the Control Tube Braces and secure with (2) 1/4-20 X 1 1/2” Hex Bolts, Lockwashers, and nuts. 1/4” D. Clevis Cotter Cotter Control Tube Brace 5. Slide the ends of the Control Tube Braces over the Studs on the Shutoff Bar Brackets, secure with Cotter Pins. Attached opposite end of Control Tube to the Handle Lever using 1/4 dia. Clevis and Cotter Pin. Make sure Handle Lever operates freely. Tighten all Nuts left loose in step #1. I 3/16 X 2” Cotter Pin Drive Wheel 2. Slide Wheels onto each end of Axle with the longer portion of the Wheel facing the Hopper. Secure Wheels with 3/16 dia. x 2” Cotter Pins. Lock Nut 1/4-20 X 1 1/2” Hex BoltWasher Handle Grip Handle Lever Assembly 1/4” D. Clevis Cotter 4. Stand spreader upright on Wheels. Attach Upper Handle assembly to Handle Brace (make sure Handle is positioned as shown) using (4) 1/4-20 X 1 1/2” Hex Bolts, (4) Lock Washers, and (4) Nuts. Tighten securely. Install Handle Grips onto Upper Handle. Slide Handle Lever assembly between Handle Brackets and secure with 1/4 dia, Clevis and Cotter Pin. Make sure Lever pivots freely. 6. To check spreader for completed shutoff, pull the Handle Lever back to the “OFF” position. Turn spreader over to see if the Shutoff Bar completely covers the holes in the bottom of the Hopper. If not, stand the spreader upright on Wheels push the Handle Lever forward to the “ON” position. Loosen the Bolts in the Hopper holding the Handle Brace. Push down on the Handle Brace and the front of the Hopper. Retighten Bolts and check the shutoff. 1. Before filling Hopper, make sure spreader Handle Lever is in the “OFF” position. Always fill spreader on walk or drive, not on the lawn. 2. Loosen Rate Control Knobs and move the Tie Bar to setting recommended for the product applied. If PrizeLAWN settings are not available, use Scotts® drop spreader settings. If setting is not known, refer to “DETERMINING APPLICATION RATES” section of this book. Retighten knobs after setting is made. 3. Always push spreader, do not pull. Start spreader in motion and as it passes over the area to be treated, push Handle Lever to the “ON” position. Close Handle Handle Lever at the end of each pass. Operation 4. Operate spreader at 3 MPH pace. (33.3 feet in 7.5 seconds) 5. Apply two header strips at each end of area to treated and then proceed lengthwise between the header strips. Be sure to overlap the wheel tracks slightly to prevent streaking. 6. When applying lime, do not use lime- stone that is so finely ground that it will pack inside the Hopper, or use hard, abrasive particles which will damage the spreader. Use only compacted, free flowing, non- abrasive lime products. Determining Application Rates For Drop Spreaders The following procedure provides a means of accurately determining drop spreader settings when settings do not appear on the package, or to “fine tune” the manufacturer’s recommend settings. Spreader rates can vary due to walking speed, condition of turf. humidity, physical characteristics of the product being applied, or condition of the spreader. It is good practice to double check settings using the following method: PROCEDURE EXAMPLE 1. The manufacturer will recommend coverages on the product package. Generally, it is stated as applying a certain number of pounds of product per 1,000 square feet. The contents of this package (25 lbs.) covers 2,000 square feet. 2. Determine the amount of material in pounds to cover 100 square feet. Add two zeros to weight of bag and divide that by the square foot coverage. 2,500 divided by 2,000 square feet= 1.25 lbs. 3. To change the decimal portion of answer in step #2 to ounces, multiply decimal portion by 16. 0.25 x 16 oz. = 4 oz. Total weight = 1 lb.- 4 oz. 4. On a clean walk of driveway, measure out 33.3 feet- the distance required to cover 100 square feet. 5. Add a measured amount of product to the spreader- 2 to 3 times the recommended rate. Operate spreader at a brisk walking speed (3 mph of 33.3 feet in 5. sec.) over the measured distance. Empty the spreader and weigh the amount left. Compare with the beginning amount; the difference is the amount applied. Adjust the setting up or down to achieve the correct application rate. Maintenance 1. Never store unused material in spreader. Return unused product to its original container. 2. Set Rate Slide on the highest number, open spreader and spin Wheels to remove excess material. 3. Wash out Hopper thoroughly after each use to remove material clinging to surfaces. Pay close attention to area between the Shutoff Bar and Hopper. Allow spreader to completely dry. 4. Oil bottom of Hopper, Control Housing Spring and Agita...