What is the application for it in A Scott's spreader?
767698
The Milorganite website has information on settings for different spreaders. I have a Scotts Accugreen drop spreader and the setting for it is 10.
767699
I guess you could use a spreader - I just broadcasted it by hand. Doesn't take a lot...and the deer have been avoiding our gardens!!! YEAH!!
767700
This is like pure nitrogen and iron which greens up my flower and vegetable plants and gives them a boost to grow stronger and healthier plants. We use it when we plant and then later it can be sprinkled onto the soil.
1020935
I have both Scotts and Earthway and the settings are different. For fertilizer, I follow the recommended settings on the fertilizer bag for different brands and types of spreaders. For seeds, it's usually trial and error for either brand. Sometimes it's the same for fertilizer. Certainly not a very exact science.
896583
That depends on the fertilizer you use, on the back of your bag it will give you the proper setting for this spreader regardless of the brand of fertilizer. It should also give you the same info for seed.
659150
Not sure. I bought mine last fall and threw away the information on the spreader. I recommend you contact the manufacturer.
1195453
You can make the opening almost any size you wish. You adjust the openings through which the seed falls by sliding one "plate" over another...this is done with a manual setting at the top of the handle...so you can make the width of the openings any size you want, as small as you want. The length of the openings remains constant, about an inch or so. I am not familiar with clover seed but I think the spreader should be able to do what you are looking for.
429592
If I had a large area to seed I would definitely use this spreader, utilizing one of the smaller setting numbers. You'll need to check the specs on the seed product itself for the recommended settings; if this is not easily obtainable sometimes you can contact the manufacturer (Earthway) for their guidelines. But the range of settings for the Earthway spreader makes it very versatile.
44681
Only the spreader which I don't really use. You have to buy your own spatula. A spatula is useful.
615095
I have used spreaders before so I didn't have any problem.. 1. Make sure there is no clumps in what your spreading because that will disrupt your pattern. 2. Check the spread of your spreader by spreading and make sure you over lap just a little. 3. Always go the same speed as that determines just how fast the spreader wheel turns.I really do like mine and had no problems with it. I had to tie a line to the handle and keep it tight so it didn't change position while spreading. This might of been your problem???
382348
I don't think you can spread anything other than dry, non clumping materials that would slide through narrow slits. The unit has slots/slits that the opening can be adjusted, and a rotating paddle bar helps sweep the materials into the slots. Not big enough for any kind of gravel either. It is made for seed and fertilizer.
1195455
The spreader has infinite settings between being fully closed and fully open. You will be able to crack it open just enough to let clover seed slowly flow out.
238297
Don't know what kind of spreader you have but the one I got when I ordered my seed had instructions on how to adjust it for that seed. Worked perfectly. No fast running out at all. Hope this is helpful.
723397
Having used one of these for many years, I believe it spreads more evenly than any other type of spreader. It slowly meters out the seed as the crank is turned. Technique and wind are keys to a good spread.
659149
I don't know but I bet you can find ot on their web site. I can vouch for my spreader though, it works just as advertised with those pneumatic tires and ability to hold a whole bag of lawn food it negotiates my tree root laced lawn easily.
1253572
If you wanted it spread all over the place. It fans out as it spreads the contents. Works great for fertilizer, grass seed, sand ect.
625769
The spreader can be used to apply lime. We recommend a setting of 10 to apply 30 lbs per 1000 sq. ft.; a setting of 7.5, going over the area twice to apply 40 lbs. per 1000, and a setting of 7, going over the area three times to apply 50 lbs. per sq. ft.
2224333
If it were me, I would look at the drop door & measure the distance of openness between your Scotts spreader. But I don't have a Scotts, so any time I use a unknow spreader & I am trying to spread 15,000 square feet of land, I will opt for the low end of the scale no matter what size the granules are. Then I can at least hit all of my grass, & if I have more left, I just gauge what it left & do a repeat appplication, The next time, I would adjust the spreader so it puts out a tad more fertilizer.I would rather under fertilize, then do a over-kill & burn out the whole lawn!
777444
Some of the key parts are heavy plastic so any product that would damage plastic would harm the spreader. My guess is you probably could use it for that purpose although you would, of course, want to wash it out thorougly before using for yard work.