Chapin 8622B Made in The USA 150-Pound Tow and Pull Behind Spreader with Auto-Stop Dual Impeller That Stops When Not Moving, Designed for Farm and Tough Terrain, Hitch Pins, Black
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Monday, Aug 4
Style: Ranch, Farm, Acreage
Features
- AUTO-STOP DUAL IMPELLER: this allows for less waste of seed or fertilizer from constantly reaching back and turning off your spreader when you stop moving; less stretching and straining or worrying about burnt lawns due to an uneven application of product
- MADE IN THE USA WITH GLOBAL MATERIALS: designed and produced in the USA with US-based customer service and technical support, located at Chapins home base in Batavia, NY; backed by Chapins limited lifetime warranty
- 150-POUND CAPACITY HOPPER: rust-resistant, black poly is supported on a powder-coated steel frame; quickly hooks to a hitch on the back of an ATV, UTV or tractor; bearings are oil-impregnated to minimize friction on the axel and gearbox
- BONUS: two hitch pins included
- MULTIPLE GATE ADJUSTMENTS: 11 incremental gate adjustments to dial in your perfect application of your preferred seed, fertilizer or product
- 14-INCH PNEUMATIC TIRES: designed to handle uneven farm land, acreage and tougher terrain; no need to worry about the hopper tipping while spreading
- NOTE: not recommended for use with rock salt products, sand or sand mixes, pelletized lime, lime or lime powders
- TECHNICAL SUPPORT: always check your manual for proper use and assembly. Our technical support team can answer any questions ()
Description
Chapin’s 8622B 150-pound, tow-behind spreader saves you from reaching back to stop your spreader at the right time, wasting seed or fertilizer in the process. You don’t need to strain your back to stretch and you won’t need to worry about burnt lawns because of uneven applications. Hooks on to a hitch on the back of an ATV, UTV or tractor. The auto-stop dual impeller stops spreading when you’re not moving. It’s constructed to handle tough terrain around your farm, field and acreage. The 150-pound hopper is made from rust- resistant black poly and it’s supported on a powder-coated steel frame. There’s 11 incremental gate adjustments so you can dial in your mix to fit your application. Bonus, two hitch pins are included. This unit not recommended for use with sand and sand mixes. Made in the USA with global materials and backed by Chapin’s limited lifetime warranty.
Brand: Chapin International
Item Weight: 41.2 Pounds
Vehicle Service Type: ATV, Tractor
Material: Metal-alloy, Powder-coated Steel
Finish Type: Powder Coated
Global Trade Identification Number: 20
Manufacturer: Chapin
Brand Name: Chapin International
Manufacturer Part Number: 8622B
Compatible with Vehicle Type: ATV, Tractor
Finish Types: Powder Coated
Material Type: Metal-alloy, Powder-coated Steel
Item Weight: 41.2 Pounds
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