|
The "Traditional Box-Type"
spreader
|
The "Rotary" spreader
|
|
Damage may occur if manure is too wet and/or
heavy.
|
ROTATING DRUM makes manure weight work FOR
you! (70% moisture or less is best.)
|
|
Stuck or wedged manure stops all
spreading
|
NO clumping or
bridging.
|
|
Broken chains & cables
|
NO chains or cables
to break
|
|
Rust holes in wagon
|
Structural steel expanded metal drum powder
coated for corrosion resistance
|
|
Worn out belts
|
NO Belts
|
|
Pasture unusable until waste has dissipated.
Sometimes taking a year or more.
|
Shredded manure dissipates
within weeks of spreading, allowing horses to return to the pasture
MUCH sooner. |
|
Discing or dragging fields
|
Manure already shredded. No need to disc or
drag.
|
|
Large chunks flung out create Fly breeding
condos!
|
Shredded manure dries quickly, virtually
eliminating fly-breeding potential!
|
|
Hay, long grasses, or twine may jam blades and
break chains.
|
Uneaten hay collection system prevents
clogging or jamming
|
|
Heavy tongue weight when filled with manure.
Weight makes it difficult to move and hitch up.
|
Weight balanced in four-wheeled
frame keeps weight off of movable hitch. |
|
Turning and spreading virtually
impossible due to 1 tire driving the blades and the other tire
dragging the manure to the blades. |
Tires have one job only, turning
the rotating drum. This insures a nice even spread of manure even in
the tightest of corners. (See picture below.) |
