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Real deal, top of the line, number one broadcast push spreader The Andersons 2000SR. It's what I use. The secret is in the helical cone. I have no idea about spreading soybean seed though.

https://www.lawnandpestcontrol...nless-steel-spreader


Wow, I had no idea. I was thinking $200 would be top of the line maybe I was thinking more middle of the line Big Grin
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>> Wow, I had no idea. I was thinking $200 would be top of the line maybe I was thinking more middle of the line Big Grin <<

Plus tax, license and destination charges. And you have to assemble it.



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I went with this one. I seem to recall paying $399 with free shipping. Works very well but it is pretty heavy. Lifting it to pour leftover product back in the bag is challenging. It also has a flat bottom with three holes for the product to flow through. There is always a small amount of product left in the hopper due to the flat bottom design.

The other model I was considering was the Spyker.

https://www.lawnandpestcontrol...q=lesco&_ss=e&_v=1.0

https://www.spyker.com/product...-broadcast-spreader/

There is a tank sprayer that is designed to drop into the Lesco, probably fits others as well.
https://gregsonclark.com/collections/spreader-mate


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My lawn & garden supply place always has one of the Lesco spreaders sitting out. I asked my guy there about it, one time. He told me that, for my use (residential, 20-25k sqft), it wouldn't do any better a job than the Scott's spreader I had.

I'm not fond of my Scott's spreader, but, other than the feed occasionally sticking open--requiring "snapping" the handle closed, it seems to work well enough.



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My biggest gripe on the cheap spreaders is the lack of pneumatic tires. They always seem to get to a point somewhere on the lawn where they don’t want to turn the spinning mechanism. I think I could justify $200-$300 for something with pneumatic tires.




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The local equipment rental place rents a tow behind broadcast spreader for 20 bucks a day.



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My biggest gripe on the cheap spreaders is the lack of pneumatic tires. They always seem to get to a point somewhere on the lawn where they don’t want to turn the spinning mechanism. I think I could justify $200-$300 for something with pneumatic tires.


This was my biggest feature "need" as well.




 
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