View Full Version : Rigging your own spreader to a rider
Ocutter
12-10-2000, 10:24 PM
Has anyone tried attaching a regular walk behind spreader to a rider. I was looking at the JRCO battery operated one for around 600.00 and thought that it might be a possibility. All and any instructions are apprecated.
morturf
12-11-2000, 12:05 AM
look at the Spyker electric model...it is better IMHO. costs a little more but much better unit. they have a site.
http://www.spyker.com
have a look. I have 2 of them now. they work very well if you take care of them. I like the adjustability on the spyker. it is very versitile. any more questions just ask.
lawrence stone
12-11-2000, 08:22 AM
I have a old jrco and the manual open and closing mech. with a cable controlled opeining and closing that is poor operating. Plus even with the motor turned down it throws to far to be any good at most residential sites. The spreading mech of the jrco is made by Herd a company that makes farm spreaders.
What I need to do with my old jrco is to convert the opening of the spreader from a manual cable to a electric setup this winter.
Lesco has a electric "truckster" spreader for $350 that is imho the best unit for the job.
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