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Spyker make a good spreader - not cheap though!!
It is a case of you get what you pay for. I used to use an earthway 2150 which was good, but it only lasted 3 seasons. Currently it looks to be around £300+vat. We've 3 SR2000 spreaders still going strong, accurate, adjustable and have lasted around 6 years so far. Agree expensive at £700+vat, but they have already proved value & longevity compared to the Earthway. We're lawn care, so very heavy usage with muliple operators - worst case scenario!
Hi peter
this will be my 12th year using a sr2000 great piece of kit will hold 25kg of fertiliser feels solid a very smooth to push would defernatly buy again...
We have an SR2000 spreader. The cheaper ones fell apart after a season or 2. We've had the SR2000 for a few years and it has been utterly reliable and "cost per season" is less with it, even if it seems crazily expensive to start with.