Chapin 84700A 25-Pound Professional Handheld Bag 1 Count (Pack of 1), Red


Product Details

  • 25-POUND CAPACITY BAG: waterproof, heavy-duty with a zipper, your preferred seed or fertilizer will be safe from rain and wind while you’re working; and an enclosed gear system also protected from the elements
  • FITS IN SMALLER SPACES: small areas and hard to reach places are perfect for the bag seeder; use it around walkways, gardens, food plots, smaller yards; wear it over your shoulder with the padded strap
  • MULTIPLE SPREAD OPTIONS: change your gate opening based on your material, spread seeds and fertilizers with simple gate adjustments; calibrate this seeder and adjust flow rate
  • REAR BAFFLE: keep product out of your pockets and hitting your legs with the stationary rear baffle
  • NOTE: not recommended for use with salt products, sand or sand mixes, pelletized lime, lime or lime powders

Product DescriptionChapin’s 84700A SureSpread 25-pound professional handheld bag seeder is great for small areas or hard to reach places where a push spreader or tow-behind can't go. Featuring a heavy-duty, waterproof, zipper-top bag, it’s compatible with a variety of seeds and granular fertilizers. A stationary rear baffle keeps seeds from filling your shoes and pockets, an enclosed gear box protects the gears from the elements, and a padded, adjustable shoulder strap and a convenient application chart (located on the bottom of the spreader) make this spreader easy to use. This unit is not recommended for salt products, sand and sand mixes.From the ManufacturerOur residential, professional and commercial spreaders are designed to meet the needs of the home, professional, or commercial lawn management or snow maintenance programs. With a focus on innovation gained through industry knowledge, Chapin products have been manufactured with excellence for more than 130 years. We offer full technical support ato help you find the right sprayer for your application or visit our website at for more product information and specifications. Chapin, the way to spray since 1884.