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Scotts Elite Spreader

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Style: 4. Elite


Features

  • Dual rotor technology provides unbeatable accuracy and a 6ft spread pattern for time savings. This is our most accurate spreader ever!
  • Holds up to 20,000 sq. ft. of Scotts lawn product, including grass seed, fertilizer, salt and ice melt
  • Never-flat tires to conquer any terrain
  • Ergonomic handle with smartphone holder
  • Minor assembly required - Remove agitator pins when spreading coarse rock salt

Description

Scotts® Elite Spreader is advanced, accurate and engineered for a 20% faster application (vs. a standard 5 ft. spread pattern) to be used year-round. This spreader can be used for feed, seed, weed and melt holding up to 20,000 sq. ft.of product. The dual rotors provide exceptional accuracy while the ergonomic handle comes equipped with a smartphone holder. This spreader comes equipped with Scotts® EdgeGuard® technology. To use - Prep by knowing your lawn size before beginning. When filling the spreader, do so over the driveway and cleanup any spilled product. Then, turn the dial to the correct setting by reviewing the correct setting listed on the back of each Scotts® product. Lastly, to apply, begin walking and squeeze trigger. Release at turns and walk briskly making each pass 6ft. from the previous.

Brand: Scotts


Power Source: Manual


Material: Plastic


Color: black, green


Style: 4. Elite


Item Weight: 9 Kilograms


Cutting Width: 10 Inches


Operation Mode: Manual


Product Dimensions: 20.07"D x 23.63"W x 23.31"H


Number of Items: 1


Brand Name: Scotts


Model Number: 75902


Required Assembly: No


UPC: 032247759021


Manufacturer Warranty Description: Warranty


Global Trade Identification Number: 21


Manufacturer: Scotts


Manufacturer Part Number: 75902


Included Components: Spreader


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


Item Type Name: Spreader


Power Source: Manual


Operation Mode: Manual


Number of Positions: 6


Item Weight: 9 Kilograms


Cutting width: 10 Inches


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 20.07"D x 23.63"W x 23.31"H


Color: black, green


Style Name: 4. Elite


Material Type: Plastic


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Most people put on too much fertilizer.
Size: Single Pack Style: Elite
I used to work for Scotts/Trugreen and I can tell you that applying liquid or granular fertilizer is an art that takes some practice to not stripe a lawn. Too many homeowners think that it's a one and done treatment. A couple of tips; 1: For inexperienced homeowners, stick to a 10-0-10 EXTENDED RELEASE type of fertilizer. You only need the Phosphorus part on a new or reseeded lawn. 2: Apply at the recommended rate or less for your spreader. Practice on your driveway to see how far your spreader throws it at a normal pace. Try not to overlap too much if at all. 3: Plan on spreading a normal or weak mix every 4-6 weeks from early spring to late fall in the snow belt. Never walk on frozen grass. 4: Whether you use liquid or granular, it needs to be watered in. If you don't water your lawn between the rain showers, don't even bother fertilizing as your lawn will never look good. 5: Use a granular fert with premergent as your first application. This will stop most weeds and Crabgrass from emerging in the first place. Pre_emergent is a SEED GERMINATION preventer. It does not kill weeds that are already sprouted and growing. 6: Do not spread new grass seed in the spring as the pre-emergent will kill it and you will also need to water the entire seeded area weekly all summer. Wait until the fall. (Sept. Oct.) . 7: Don't bother with granular weed killer/fertilizer combos, which is different than Pre-emergent/fert combos. 8: When using liquid weed killer, only spray where the weeds are. Anything else is a waste of time and money. Weed killer is a CONTACT KILLER and needs to hit a weed that is already growing. 9: Aerate or Aerate/Overseed every fall if your budget can handle it. If you overseed, make sure you give it plenty of water between the raindrops and stop using weed control after seeding. 10: If you overseed, only spread seed on an area that you can water weekly, every week, if it doesn't rain. If you have a big lawn, you will probably not water it all every week and the new grass will die off. 11: Don't scalp your lawn. Lawns should be 3-4inches. Cutting it short during the growing season can actually make it grow faster to get back to a healthy state. A longer lawn is cooler, retains water longer, and lets less sunlight penetrate to the soil where the weed seeds are lurking. 12: Don't expect instant results. If your lawn has been neglected for years or more, it can take 2-5 years of time and money and water to get that golf course lawn. 13: Try to water in the early mornings. You want the water in the soil before it gets too hot. Watering at night will promote damaging fungus on your lawn. 14: Water is the most important, (and most neglected), part of a healthy lawn. If you can't or won't water between the raindrops, don't bother with fertilizer as it will be wasted. Use preemergent once in the spring and spot treat for weeds as needed. 15: Plan on spending $500-$1000 an acre, (or more), for a perfect lawn with fert, weed control, mowing, trimming, aerating and watering. How much depends on how much you do yourself and your local climate. 16: If you can afford it, put in a programmable underground sprinkler system. It will save you time, water and hassle. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 29, 2021 by Craig Hoaglund
    • works perfect.
Size: Single Pack Style: Deluxe
Review Image by Jon T Jon T
Review Image by Jon T Jon T
Review Image by Jon T Jon T
Ok i read the reviews and saw the only negative reviews on here were from how the wheels collect whatever your spreading.. so I read a review from one lady putting a baking tin on the wheels, I saw the pics, so I once upped her, used the cardboard that this came in, nothing but a marker, snips, and pulling the wheels off.. works perfect. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2018 by Jon T Jon T
    • a very easy fix is available
Size: Single Pack Style: Mini
Review Image by B. Ickes B. Ickes
Review Image by B. Ickes B. Ickes
Review Image by B. Ickes B. Ickes
I found this item to be perfect. For those who complained about the product collecting inside the wheel and then dropping off creating burn spots, a very easy fix is available. Sure, it would be nice if the manufacturer made a solid wheel, but that would increase cost of production (more plastic) and shipping (more weight). To fix the issue, take the left wheel off (depress the two little buttons and slide the wheel off the axle), then press an 8" aluminum pie plate against the hub to make in imprint. Cut out the hole, slide the pie plate (curved AWAY from the wheel) and wheel back on the axle. Then use a mallet to gently pound the pie-plate flat enough so that it clears the bearing, and you have created a cover for the inside of the wheel. I just used mine on grass I had thoroughly wet down, and had no problem at all with fertilizer clumping inside the left wheel. I am a 76-year-old female. ;-D HTH. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2015 by B. Ickes B. Ickes
    • Poor Quality
Size: Single Pack Style: Deluxe
I am not usually the guy thats goes with the cheap version of tools, but this was well rated and I though maybe it would hold up.. WRONG.. I purchase this a month ago and everything was delivered fine (I know some people had issues with parts missing). Setup was easy and I was spreading fertilizer within minutes of unpacking. Then the wheels started falling off. They basically just "snap" into the frame, but they dont stay snapped. The wheels are poorly designed and make the whole thing useless. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2017 by DR-Virginia
    • Extremely flawed design and cheaply built.
Size: Single Pack Style: Deluxe
Absolute junk. Poorly designed and built. When Scotts designed this spreader, it is beyond me how they did not identify that the wheels are in the path of the spreader and then made the wheels hollow so fertilizer collects in them and then pours out directly on your lawn making strips of over fertilized/burnt grass all over your yard. Cannot believe this is what the "#1 fertilizer" company is selling, just garbage. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2018 by Amazon Customer
    • UPDATE - bad design, doesn't spread evenly
Size: Single Pack Style: Deluxe
Review Image by Jason T Jason T
UPDATE 6/10/19 - recently put some Scotts turf builder on the grass. Well the picture shows what my whole yard looks like. Apparently it's dropping more fertilizer in the middle than what gets spread around. It's a spreader - it's only job is to spread and it better be able to spread evenly. I'm really disappointed and of course my opportunity to return this has now passed. I wouldn't recommend this to anyone because I can't imagine someone wanting their lawn to be filled with lines and streaks. Found this cheaper than any of the big box stores around. After a few years of paying to have the yard treated I'm doing it myself. It's just under 10,000 sq ft of grass and this works really well. I like the edgeguard option. Not much more to it, set the dial and go. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2019 by Jason T Jason T
    • A disappointment
Size: Single Pack Style: Deluxe
Really disappointed with this spreader right out of the box. Arrived in a box with zero packaging material inside, so I suppose it was just bouncing all around in the box during shipping. Took it out of the box and unfolded the handle and tightened it into place. The frame is out of whack. Freely standing the 2 wheels don't even sit on the ground. The angle of the bar that keeps it standing makes it sit at an angle such that it tips backward with a feather of a touch. Spend your money on something else! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2018 by Lin55

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