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Push Spreader 20L
| Weight | 5.00 kg |
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The new improved McKays seed and fertiliser Push Spreader is a lightweight, easy to use spreader that can be used to spread grass seed, fertiliser, sand, road salt or other granular products.
The adjustable flow lever enables the user to control and evenly distribute granular products ensuring minimal waste and an even spread.
With a 20 litre capacity and large wheels for easy handling, this spreader is a perfect solution to seeding or fertilising large or sloping areas or those tricky sections of your property.
Ready for every job, it’s an all rounder with a high volume and sturdy quality!
Dimensions: 105 x 75 x 46 cm (LxWxH)
Dimensions Carton: 51 x 45 x 113 cm (LxWxH)
Loading capacity: max. 25 kg, volume: 25 Litres
$119.00 incl. GST
3 in stock
Detailed Description
Precision spreading rate control via the lever on the handle to ensure accurate even coverage.
– Extra large container with 25kg capacity
– Large wheels for easy handling
– All season design compatible with fertiliser, seeds, salt, road salt and more
– Plastic body to minimise corrosion
Free Metro Shipping On All Orders Over $75
We provide free standard delivery shipping for all orders to "metro" zones, where the total cart value exceeds $75.00.
Otherwise, to metro zones it's a flat rate of $9 (for orders under $75).
Non-Metro Zones
Standard Delivery
Australia Wide (except Western Australia), at cost from Australia Post.
Orders are dispatched within 24 hours via regular Australia Post (3-5 business days).
Express Post
In a hurry? Express shipping is available at checkout for both Metro and Non-Metro Zones. Priced according to shipment weight.
WA Customers
Due to quarantine restrictions, we have a different product range available for Western Australia.
If you are shopping for delivery to WA, please view our WA site here
Pick-up Not Available
Sorry, we are not able to offer local pick-up.
International
Unfortunately we are not able to ship internationally.
