LESCO Homeowner Edition Broadcast Spreader - 50lb. Capacity
Product Description
- 50 lb rust-proof poly hopper
- Powder-coated carbon steel frame for durability
- Large cam-operated impeller for consistent agitation
- Durable axle, impeller shaft, and on/off assembly
- Adjustable handle with three mounting positions
- Oversized pneumatic turf-tread tires for stability and smooth rolling
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| Special Features | 50lb. Capacity |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lesco |
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Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.866667 / 5 from 15 reviews.
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I know it's a good
"I know it's a good spreader because my neighbor sold me on his, haven't had a chance to use it yet but I will when I get my next shipment order in July, Thank you Gene Lewis"
Worth the money
"So much easier to fertilize with this spreader"
I Get It Now
"I didn't think the Lesco spreader would be much better than my old Scott's spreader however I was wrong! I get it now. The Lesco spreader is significantly better in every way. It holds more fertilizer, is significantly easier to push and spreads much further than the Scott's. This purchase was not cheap and while I wish an edge gaurd came with it, I am very happy with the purchase."
Lesco Spreader
"The Lesco spreader is a huge upgrade from my $200 Scott’s spreader. It handles 50lbs of pre-emergent with ease. The calibration tool which was included is precise and gives me the confidence of not applying too much or not enough which was a huge issue with the Scott’s spreader."
LESCO Broadcast Spreader - 50lb.
"Bought this spreader for the fall fertilization season. Assembly was simple (~15 min) and it is a decently rugged unit. Used it so far to put down lime (pellets) and some 10-10-10 over about an acre. It performed well and for the $300-$350 price point is what you’d expect. I replaced a very disappointing Agri-Fab unit that lasted ~2. 5 years which was a replacement for a 15+ year old Craftsman spreader The build of the LESCO spreader is more inline with the old Sears unit and as such I would expect an easy decade or two from this LESCO spreader."
New Lesco Spreader
"Overall good easy to put together but wish it had a handle to dispense seed and fertilizer and not a lever that does not release when you stop moving dumping stuff out. Not the best for a home owner. A bit over priced"
Nice ass spreader
"This is the real magilla, spreader. Way better than anything Scotts EVER put their name on. Yeah, it's expensive, but you get what you pay for. It is worth the extra money to have a spreader I can hand down to your grandkids : )."
Quick shipping
"Just assembled (thanks YouTube). Night and day difference from my cheap Scott’s spreader. Should have upgraded years ago."
Quick shipping
"Just assembled (thanks YouTube). Night and day difference from my cheap Scott’s spreader. Should have upgraded years ago."
Awesome
"Works great"
Q&A
- Does this come assembled?
- It does need to be assembled but only the handle and base. It is minimal
- What is the approximate spreader pattern width of the 50 ib. spreader. I understand there are different particle sizes, the weight of each particle, and the speed you walk, etc. Approximate, best guess, for my planning purposes; i.e. 8-10-12-15 feet, etc.
- 8-10 feet walking slow. 12-15 feet moderately walking. You want to make sure your spread pattern is about reaching the tire mark from your last pass.
