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CHAPIN 88400B SaltPro 100 lb Contractor Salt Spreader, 12" Tires, Ice Melt
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About This Product
Chapin's 88400B 100-Pound SaltPro weather resistant Spreader with Baffles, 12" pnuematic tires and stainless steel hardware is great for residential and commercial use to melt snow and ice
Features
- •Chapin Salt Spreader: Designed for professional or contractor ice melt and salt, 100 lb rust-resistant broadcast spreader is weather-resistant, has a blue poly hopper and a rugged, plastic spiked auger breaks up and limits clumps from clogging the gate opening while spreading
- •How to Use and Convenience: Adjustable rear and side baffles allow for precise control of spread pattern allowing you to change the gate opening (lever) based on your particulates. The Spreader is recommended for use with salt, halite, potassium chloride, magnesium chloride and calcium chloride (small and pelletized particulates)
- •Comfort and Control: This spreader has an ergonomic, solid linkage T-Shaped Handle with grips and full bar gate lever control, making it easy to use and has a comfortable grip even with gloves, while the rain and snow cover keeps your hopper protected while you are working
- •Components: It is supported stainless steel components, while the 12" wide tread pneumatic tires provide traction when moving over snow and icy ground. Enclosed gear system with grease fitting makes it weather resistant and great for ice melt, halite and smaller particulates
- •Chapin Guarantee: This spreader is backed by Chapin’s 2-year limited warranty and supported by a dedicated US-based customer service and technical help centre
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