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Broadcast spreaders

Posted by Classic Gardens on February 15, 2010 at 7:47am
Hi everyoneI've been servicing all my tools and realised my broadcast spreader and handheld spreader have had it.Which would you recomend iam looking to spend approx £100 for the broadcast spreader if possible and £30 for the handheld.It's going to be used for mainly commercial and large lawns.Cheers
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  • Graeme @ BGS February 18, 2010 at 10:03pm
    Martin,

    knowing how much you like Ebay LOL Check out Brian's shop at http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Fertiliser-spreader-fertilizer-Trojan-15-High...

    Don't quote me but phone him direct and should get it a little cheaper.
    • Classic Gardens > Graeme @ BGS February 19, 2010 at 10:50am
      Lol

      The 56 like I said in pm works fine the only problem I now have found is it has a 48 engine :( bloody eBay.

      Do you have any recomendations re which to choose? One for large lawns and commercial

      Cheers

      Graeme @ BGS said:
      Martin,knowing how much you like Ebay LOL Check out Brian's shop at http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Fertiliser-spreader-fertilizer-Trojan-15-High...

      Don't quote me but phone him direct and should get it a little cheaper.
      • Classic Gardens > Classic Gardens February 19, 2010 at 10:53am
        Sorry just clicked link cheers

        martin said:
        LolThe 56 like I said in pm works fine the only problem I now have found is it has a 48 engine :( bloody eBay.

        Do you have any recomendations re which to choose? One for large lawns and commercial

        Cheers

        Graeme @ BGS said:
        Martin, knowing how much you like Ebay LOL Check out Brian's shop at http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Fertiliser-spreader-fertilizer-Trojan-15-High...
        Don't quote me but phone him direct and should get it a little cheaper.
  • Graeme @ BGS February 19, 2010 at 5:25pm
    Just done a search on Trojan and google directed me to XL Condoms!! LOL

    I would prefer the RS76 model that Brian has on sale over the 15 but double the money.

    Oh well at least my weekend is sorted LOL
    • Classic Gardens > Graeme @ BGS February 19, 2010 at 5:34pm
      Lol you don't half brag typical gardener

      Graeme @ BGS said:
      Just done a search on Trojan and google directed me to XL Condoms!! LOLI would prefer the RS76 model that Brian has on sale over the 15 but double the money.

      Oh well at least my weekend is sorted LOL
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