Titan Attachments 50 lb Professional Fertilizer Push Broadcast Spreader, Spreads 10 to 12 FT, Lawn Care and Ice Melter, Yard Tool
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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Size
- 50 lb
- Model
- 50SPREAD
- Weight
- 23 lb
Features 5
- 50 LB HOPPER CAPACITY: High-capacity hopper holds up to 50 LB of fertilizer, grass seed, and other granular materials, reducing the need for frequent refills during spreading.
- YEAR-ROUND USE: Ideal for spreading fertilizer and grass seed in warmer months and doubles as a salt spreader for ice-melting applications during winter.
- SMOOTH OPERATION ON VARIOUS TERRAINS: Durable gearbox and axle combined with pneumatic tires provide reliable performance and easy maneuverability across a variety of surfaces.
- 3-POSITION FLOW CONTROL: Features a 3-position handle for precise control over material flow, allowing you to adjust spreading output to suit different applications.
- INCLUDES HOPPER SCREEN & RAIN COVER: Designed for season-after-season operation and includes a hopper screen and rain cover to help protect materials and improve spreading performance.
Description
A must-have for any professional grade spreading job, this unit can be used to distribute fertilizer, rock salt, herbicide, seeds & more. This broadcast spreader bucket holds up to 50 LB of material to minimize interruptions and cut back on time spent refilling your bucket. This spreader distributes fertilizer & grass seed in a fan-like pattern to cover a wider area per pass & more evenly than traditional drop spreaders. Features 3 flow settings to accommodate any job based on the recommended rate of application and coverage. This versatile 50 LB spreader distributes rock salt, herbicide, seeds and more for a pristine finish every time. Whether melting ice with rock salt, controlling weeds with herbicide, or aiding grass growth with seeds, the Titan Broadcast Spreader maintains your property's appearance in less time and with less labor. How do I choose the correct flow rate? Follow the material’s recommended flow rate, then adjust as you go—use less if you’re running out early, or more if you have extra left. How wide is the distribution area? This unit spreads 10 FT to 12 FT for a wide distribution. What is the drum capacity of this broadcast spreader? This spreader has a large 50 LB drum capacity, which means you won’t have to stop as often to fill your spreader mid-job.
Specs 3
| Package Dimensions | 25 x 16 x 16 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 23 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Titan Attachments |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Crushes the crappy Scotts spreaders
Size: 50 lb
Like most that bought this I bought it to replace a cheapo (but overpriced) Scotts spreader from HD. Paper thin plastic wheels, flimsy hopper, etc. The instructions are absolutely horrible and I usually don't have issues putting things together even when other people do but this thing was a bitch. Like a few other helpful reviewers said there are a couple youtue videos, one with a guy and his daughter, that were helpful. This is one of many knock-offs of the more expensive red hopper brand so you can do a search for their manuals or videos which should help. I filled it with 50 lbs the first time with Amp-XC Lime that I had taken out of an air conditioned garage in to 100% humidity which I think was the cause of the issue I had initially spreading it. It had a bit of difficulty coming out at a steady rate. This was corrected for the next two bags of stuff I put down with it. The tires are a dream compared to the POS ones on the Scotts. You only have to assemble it once so I would say suck it up and buy it, prepare for a horrible experience assembling, but know it'll be worth it to have a solid product at a good price.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 20, 2019 by Chris P
Seem sturdy but assembly is NOT easy!
Size: 50 lb
Before I purchased this spreader I was cognizant of the reviewers who pointed out that the assembly was a chore. This was not the only brand of spreader where this issue was discussed, so I took a chance and bought it. I can say that if you are not "handy", walk away! I am, and it still took me 2+ hours to assemble. It is not as though there are poor instructions, but mainly that they have condensed too many steps into too few diagrams. Also the drawings are not that great. On the bright all the parts were there and well inventoried. I have not given it a thorough use testing yet but I will say it seems pretty solidly built so I hope it will hold up.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2026 by Michael Ricks
Quality spreader for a decent price
Size: 50 lb
I purchased this spreader after the gear box in my old Scotts spreader finally broke and it was said to be an equivalent to a 2150 commercial 50lb spreader that costs almost twice as much as the Titan. I was able to assemble it without issues, but I agree with other reviewers that the assy. illustrations in the manual need to be larger and clearer. After reading that others were having assembly issues, I prepared myself by watching a Youtube vid of the assembly... it was big help! I put 50lb of fertilizer in the hopper and walked across the lawn without spreading any fert to see how well the Titan pushes... it is hands down a far, far better spreader with 50lbs than my old Scotts that would only take approx 20-30lbs. I wish I had got this sooner! I will spend some time trying to adjust the flow setting that works with my slower walk gate in a few weeks when I drop the winter blend. The solid linkage between the metering handle and the three hole hopper gate takes this spreader up into features that pro units have. The heavy duty plastic hopper strainer and cover are included extras that must be purchased separately with some of the other brands of spreaders. The pneumatic tires will be much better for dropping weed killer in a moist lawn. The hard, skinny plastic tires on my old Scotts spreader would sometimes slide on the damp grass leaving areas void of fertilizer/weed killer. I fully expect that spreading hundreds of pounds of lime next spring will be so much less of a hassle than it was last time with my tiny Scotts spreader. If you have been frustrated with the cheap, budget friendly spreaders, then get yourself this Titan!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2019 by Frank A
Not quite a finished product and not worth the hassle
Size: 50 lb
I’m writing this review in the hopes of saving someone else $15 in parts, gas, packing materials and 7-8 hours of hassle. Straight to the point, the product does not have a way to accurately measure/disperse fertilizer. It’s not a finished product, various fit and finishes are off, like surface rust on the wheels and parts not going together evenly, especially around the cross member and stabilizer. Parts were missing from the box, or the wrong sizes and quantities. Titan will make it difficult for you to return, even if defective. Because this is a third party seller you will have to go through the A-Z Guarantee to get a shipping label and lot of roadblocks to get the product returned. I’m still waiting on the refund. It took about four hours to assemble, including a trip to allow Lowes for missing hexbolts. The design is super simple but instructions are tough to read, diagrams hard to tell, which way the parts should be facing and the some areas of the instructions are plain wrong. For example, there’s a section that tells you to push the lever all the way down and the holes should line up, which I took to mean open (wrong). The diagram correctly says push lever all the way up and the holes should be open. All the way down and the holes should be closed. They tried to ship with the locking pieces in the wheel assembly already installed but they fell out but there’s a handy video online that shows the correct position and the diagram is correct. The assembly is darned hard to see which way it’s supposed to go and the picture doesn’t seem to show the tie rod coming out the end and how that needs to fall to join into the one going into the lever. It took a whole lot of trial and error. Also, the spreader was facing in different directions and angles in the diagrams and I’m constantly adjusting the spreader to make sure the parts are going on correctly. After testing it out with pelletized lime, I realized there’s no way to really measure the amount of product being dispersed. It either doesn’t come out at all at lower numbers or comes out to generously at middle numbers on the lever. Also, the knob on the lever sheared off from simple hand tightening. It took a number of calls to customer support, then calls to Amazon and an A-Z claim to just get a shipping label to return. It took another 2 hours to disassemble and drop off at the local FedEx Store.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2022 by mcingram
Crap shoot!!
Size: 50 lb
This broadcast spreader showed up earlier than expected. This was not cheap. They send no directions to put it together. Then they have you use your phone to snap a picture to get the manual and instructions. Very inconvenient. The instructions and pictures are very hard to understand and follow, especially on a phone screen. On top of that i am very mechanically inclined and it took me about an hour and a half to put together due to the horrible instructions. Seems ok. Will see how it holds up. Not expecting it to last forever but it should with the price tag on it. Also the way the wheels are attached are ridiculously cheap and not a smart idea. I see a huge problem down the line. If i had to but it again i would not.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2025 by Chris
Very durable, very functional, great customer support by seller
Size: 50 lb
I have owned and used the Titan 50 since last fall, using it approximately 6 times to apply fungicides, fertilizer, and week killers. This is a very nice spreader, well worth the price and the assembly frustrations. Those, the assembly frustrations, were not insignificant for me, an 80 yr old man, with no metric sockets and only a single metric wrench of the right size. If you possess metric tools, assembly should be a snap. But if all you have is a fairly large crescent wrench and a single metric wrench, assembly can be a challenge. On the other hand customer support is excellent. After assembly, I broke a wing nut on the control lever. It is a pretty cheap wing nut, the only part not top notch. Had I been a bit more acute, moreover, I would not have broken it. The seller was great in replacing the missing part, which I surmised after the fact, was not normally something that broke.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2021 by Truth Seeker
A very well built product and I think you’ll be happy with it
Size: 70 LB Capacity
If you were gonna compare it to a less cow less goes through about 650 this is a 70 pound container of fertilizer in for the price you pay and the quality it’s built. It was a good choice.
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2026 by Caravan
Suitable as a sand spreader! Well made despite a couple potential weak points, overall a thumbs up!
Size: 50 lb
We have a pretty long (about 500') dirt/gravel driveway here in the northeast and it gets quite icy during the winter. I picked up this broadcast spreader to facilitate spreading sand and it works great. Firstly, many reviews complain about the assembly process. I am a mechanically inclined individual, mostly building and repairing cars so I'm used to referencing shop guides and service manuals (which are often unclear), and did not find the assembly process to be very arduous. The instruction manual has only a few "steps", each of which cover a pretty substantial amount of assembly. However these steps are clearly worded in my opinion (albeit, a bit wordy in places) and if I'm being honest, it goes together as one would expect it to. Remember, that thing between your ears is helpful and should be used regularly during assembly! All the hardware is 10mm (except for one 8mm nut/bolt, I think). A ratcheting wrench paired with a combination wrench make tightening all the hardware a breeze. When using this as a sander, it is important to use very fine sand in order to avoid small stones jamming the open/close mechanism which allows the media the fall onto the distributor plate. For this reason, I have not tried using rock salt as I fear the grains would impede the closing function. The hopper and distributor plate are plastic so I wouldn't be concerned about salt damaging these components. I adjusted the wingnut stopper on the open/close lever to severely limit the maximum opening capacity. My first use of the spreader I went "fully open" and used about 40 pounds of sand in about 40 feet. The wingnut stopper is extremely useful because you want to be able to yank on that lever as soon as you're ready (i.e., at the desired walking speed), and the wingnut stopper allows you to do just that without releasing an abundance of material or attempting to open it "just enough" which is tricky while also pushing and attempting to monitor how much media is being released. I believe the primary weak point in this machine will be the rod that connects the open/close lever to the mechanism below the hopper. This steel bar is quite small, around 1/4" and easily bends if anything (e.g., a small rock) is stuck in the gates at the bottom of the hopper. Therefore it is important not to attempt to force the machine closed, and instead resolve the jam so that the lever actuates with ease, as it should. Another potential weak point is the pivot/swing arm assembly between the aforementioned rod and hopper, which uses a loose fit rivet fastener to allow for the pivoting action. This assembly has more play than it did "out of the box"t after a single use, so I expect to eventually replace either the fastener with a nut/bolt/washer combo or the pivot/swing arm assembly itself with something more robust. Overall I'm very happy with the purchase and hope to get many years of service from this machine. I will update this review should the machine experience any sort of premature failure.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2019 by John Hall