Older Scotts Rotary Pull Behind Fertilizer Settings

[Up_In_Smoke]

Hey folks,

I have a 25 or 30 year old Scotts spreader and I can no longer find the paper that had the settings on it.
(hell, I never lose things in my shop)

I am looking to apply some 46-0-0 urea on the yard around September/October.
I know the rate is 1# per 1000 sq feet.
I can calibate the spreader, but it would just be a whole lot easier if somebody had a copy of this paper from Scotts.

Anybody happen to have a copy they could insert here??
Or just look-up this urea and give me the setting.

Thanks!

 

[yankee2bbq]

Do you have a picture of that spreader?

 

[Up_In_Smoke]

I'll post one.

It basically looks just like the new ones.
Right now, it's pouring down rain and the batteries are dead in the camera.
Give me a bit.

 

[Up_In_Smoke]

OK, here ya go...

 

[Winterrider]

AI comes up with between 3-4.5 on standard Scotts rotary spreader to safely apply roughly 0.5 to 1 lb per 1000 sq feet. More info such as specific model can be put forth for further information.
Check other sources such as lawn care forums, as AI is not always correct.

 

[chopsaw]

It basically looks just like the new ones.

Yeah , but it will depend on the model . Like easy green , Edge Guard , Elite ,, Because the openings are all different sizes . I have a few different push style , and the settings don't match on any of them . So I use 5 for everything . Lol . Not suggesting you do .