Are the spreader blades offset from the handle? The picture isn't very clear, and I want an offset design.
150438
I am not quite certain what you mean by "offset" but where the handle of the knife begins, it does curve upward a little bit then slowly tapers back down. These are pretty standard butter knives that I've seen and used through the years. The bottom side of the handle is indented so it is definitely a "right handed" knife. It is not like some of the spreaders [versus knives] that have a handle that is the same on both sides and could either be a left or right handed device. Hope this helps.
150439
I am not sure what you mean by the term "off set". These butter knives are a simple design. The Speader end has no lines or design on it. As the speader narrows to a handle there are light grooves on each side that become deeper as they round the end of the handle. I did like the quality. Tiny print on back that reads "Thunder Group Inc. China. That is all I can explain. I hope that helps.
150440
No it's a one piece butter knife, which is one of the reasons I bought this set as I have had ones that were not and eventually they come apart and have to be thrown out. I expect these will last for many years,
1020933
It does have setting which are quite exact, but I can't tell you if they match up to the Scotts model. They sure look the same. I tried to match the drop rate according to the settings and matched those to Scotts. Not as accurate as perfect, but considering my square footage, I think I matched up the spreader to what the fertilizer required.
939845
Without knowing exactly what those are, I'd say yes. The opening in the bottom of this thing is about 3/4" x 3/4"; you'd need some really big seeds for it to not work. The opening has a little slide that makes it smaller and hence set the spread rate. Unfortunately mine broke after the 3rd use so I didn't get too familiar with it. The rotary spreading mechanism is just too stiff for the flimsy plastic handle and the center axle of the handle stripped out and was beyond repair. This is a cheap cheap piece of equipment; I'd strongly suggest you keep looking; there's got to be something better. Without knowing exactly what those are, I'd say yes. The opening in the bottom of this thing is about 3/4" x 3/4"; you'd need some really big seeds for it to not work. The opening has a little slide that makes it smaller and hence set the spread rate. Unfortunately mine broke after the 3rd use so I didn't get too familiar with it. The rotary spreading mechanism is just too stiff for the flimsy plastic handle and the center axle of the handle stripped out and was beyond repair. This is a cheap cheap piece of equipment; I'd strongly suggest you keep looking; there's got to be... » Read More Without knowing exactly what those are, I'd say yes. The opening in the bottom of this thing is about 3/4" x 3/4"; you'd need some really big seeds for it to not work. The opening has a little slide that makes it smaller and hence set the spread rate. Unfortunately mine broke after the 3rd use so I didn't get too familiar with it. The rotary spreading mechanism is just too stiff for the flimsy plastic handle and the center axle of the handle stripped out and was beyond repair. This is a cheap cheap piece of equipment; I'd strongly suggest you keep looking; there's got to be something better. « Show Less
1236456
The spreader has a maximum position you cannot go past. You'd have to get a hex wrench or something to remove it. Don't recall for sure, but I don't think it has any adjustments between folded down and maximum position, but it is very sturdy so you may be able to use it at a halfway point or something.
1617354
Sorry I dont know-the model I have has a straight handle that doesnt unfold
1211157
The holes are offset. Can you be more specific on the measurements that you want?
584010
No the handle should be straight back towards you as there is no offset or ergonomic design to the shovel.... Just used it the past two days to shovel the 16 inches of snow that we received due to the lake affect snow storm and additionally what the plows pushed into the driveway ....
1458410
The blades slide on to the handle. The price is very good and they are made in the USA.
1966666
They are not offset. They are exactly opposite of each other. I bought these for my boat which has the SeaDog type round stainless and glass overhead lights.
1914080
Yes, small prongs (one on either side) are offset. Original bulb was #H3400K, replacement is H34J3K and works great.
2206834
There is an adjustment in the handle that can be made or the problem lies elsewere. My husband easily made the adjustment. We have been very happy with the handles! Hope this helps!
1925743
No, they are offset so that the blade will push the snow off to one side. This shovel works more like a snow plow in that it pushes snow rather than lifting and dumping snow.
709333
I would say the picture that i see to the left is accurate. There really aren't handles on this product, just a small rounded extension to the pan itself which is 3/4" from the actual depression for the outside corn molds. There is a hole at center on either end. Hope that helps!
364934
I don't think so but I never tried and really think that would be to your disadvantage. The long handle allows you to do less work yourself and let's the Garden Weasel do the work for you. You hold the handle and with just the back & forth motion the weeds come out with the tines as they rotate. If you shorten the handle, I'm thinking you would push down on it with the other hand and make it way harder than it has to be. Let the tool do the work for you. Plus it like a powder coated surface on the handle & protects it. Trust me I've left mine out a couple times, Hope this helps Jason:)
979270
I've not seen anything that would indicate that one side or the other should be toward mulched area so you should be able to install without any problems. As others have pointed out, unroll and let it warm up in the sun before installing and use the natural curve (from being rolled up) to orient as desired.
477002
sorry for the delay - I loaned the pan out. The handle is not flat - if you look at the photo you might be able to see that the top part is "rounded". The bottom part is hollowed out so it creates a channel in which you could lay a golf pencil. Hope this helps.
106232
Yes. I have a picture I can share with you, but do not see howto upload it here. There are several lockable positions at the scraper-head as well as 4 or 5 height adjustments on the extension handle itself.