Spreader with 2 Wheels No name OT1401 — 12 L Capacity

The Spreader with 2 Wheels No name OT1401 — 12 L Capacity is a compact, towable spreader designed for controlled distribution of granular materials. Its 12-litre hopper holds seed, fertilizer or salt for small lawns, driveways and garden areas. The two-wheel layout provides stability while allowing easy maneuvering over flat and slightly uneven surfaces. The unit is intended for manual towing behind a lawn tractor, garden cart or by hand at low speeds for precision application.

Advantages

The spreader features a compact footprint and a mid-size hopper that balances capacity with maneuverability. Two wheels improve directional stability compared with single-wheel designs, reducing tipping during turns or on inclines. A simple feed mechanism enables even, adjustable distribution of granular products. The construction emphasizes ease of use and straightforward maintenance for seasonal tasks.

Suitable for

• Applying grass seed to small lawns and patches
• Spreading granular fertilizer in home gardens
• Distributing ice-melt salt on driveways and walkways
• Light landscaping and property maintenance jobs

Key specifications

• Hopper capacity: 12 litres
• Configuration: two-wheel towable chassis
• Material compatibility: granular seeds, granular fertilizer, rock salt/ice melt
• Designed use: manual towing or low-speed tractor/cart towing
• Distribution type: broadcast spreader with adjustable feed

How to use

Fill the hopper up to the indicated capacity with the chosen granular material. Adjust the feed control to a low setting for fine seed or a higher setting for coarse salt or heavy fertilizer, following product-specific spread rate guidance. Tow the spreader at a steady, moderate pace to achieve an even broadcast pattern; overlap passes slightly to avoid gaps. After use, empty any remaining material, rinse the hopper if compatible with the product used, and allow all components to dry before storage to reduce corrosion and material buildup.

Usage recommendations

Calibrate the spreader on a small test area before full application to determine the correct feed setting and towing speed for the material in use. Store the unit in a dry place and perform basic checks on wheels and feed linkage before each season.