Model #
76232
Item #
107321
Scotts
Turf Builder Edgeguard Deluxe Broadcast Spreader
Turf Builder Edgeguard Deluxe Broadcast Spreader is rated
out of
5 by
399.
$64.99
Model #
76232
Item #
107321
In stock
Description
Scotts Turf Builder Edgeguard Deluxe Broadcast Spreader, Holds Up To 15,000 SQFT Of Fertilizer, U-Shaped Handle With Easy On/Off Control, Hopper Design & More Aggressive Agitator For Improved Product Flow, Control Panel, Simple Icons On The Control Panel, Edgeguard Landscape Protection System.
- Applies product only where the consumer wants it
- Keeps product off landscaping, driveways, sidewalks and waterways
- Less waste, less clean-up, less environmental impact
Specifications
| SKU | 107321 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 17.5000 |
| UPC | 00032247762328 |
| Package Width | 22.75 |
| Package Length | 21.0 |
| Package Height | 23.0 |
| Model Number | 76232 |
| Brand | Scotts |
| Assembled Width | 22.75 |
| Assembled Length | 21.0 |
| Assembled Height | 23.0 |
| Manufacturer Name | SCOTTS LAWNS |
Rated 2 out of
5
by
SouthernOregonBob from
Hard on the hands with no lock on handle
I have used Scotts products for years and lost my old spreader in a garage fire. I purchased a new Scotts replacement spreader. Things seemed fine looking at the box and was interested in the new Edgeguard so I could get close to the planters. My old spreader had a lock on the handle so when you were making long runs you didn't need to hold pressure on the handle to release the fertilizer. After using this new spreader without the lock I realized how important that was. By the time I'm done my hand is getting sore and I put off using the spreader knowing its not going to be easy to do the entire yard. I have over a 1/4 acre of lawn. I'd trade the edge guard for a lock any day
Date published: 2018-07-06
Rated 3 out of
5
by
Jim501 from
Works great except .....
Spreader does a good job but is missing a feature found on other spreaders of this type - a way to lock the level open when using for extended periods of times. Finally resorted to using a tie wrap to lock the lever in the open position.
Date published: 2018-07-03
Rated 3 out of
5
by
SeattleSteve from
Works great, but not for long
This spreader works well. It has issues with larger loads, so limit how much you put in it. The little plastic spinner in the bottom of the bin will strip out if you aren't careful with how much you load in it. I've added a few layers of tape to keep it going. Wish they sold replacement spinners, the rest of the spreader holds up fine.
Date published: 2018-06-06
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Peter73 from
Spreader leaves fertilizer lines and does not broadcst evenly.
Leaves fertilizer lines. And does not work as effectively as other products. Previous Scott’s spreaders broadcast more evenly.
Date published: 2018-05-19
Rated 4 out of
5
by
NeighborhoodLawnguy from
Very Useful for Value
Unless you are a lawncare professional, this spreader fits the bill for the four or five times you need during the year. Hose clean after use and will provide years of faithful service. Only gripe is that the wheels are open to which accumulates a lot of product by the time your are done an article plication. Handle is short for anyone over 5'10" which puts a mild strain on the back and shoulders.. of course Scotts website posts the writting guidelines immediately on top of the review box so I can't see to correct the typos in the above review.
Date published: 2018-04-24
Rated 1 out of
5
by
bluedog86 from
Uneven spreading/Lawn striping no matter what
I've gained appreciation for several of Scotts products, but this one needs to be seriously pulled back and redesigned.
I purchased the spreader last Summer. I had some pretty ugly looking narrow streaks of dark green with surrounding wide swaths of lighter green. I assumed it was user error (me). I did plenty of research and did everything I could possibly do to prepare myself to get it right the next time.
I tried it a few months later, measuring spread on pavement to determine exact width, and carefully spreading on lawn using the correct width in between passes at the walking speed (i.e. dog walking) indicated on instructions. SAME RESULT.
I recently used it again this Spring and SAME RESULT. Unsightly streaks everywhere. Upon reading other reviews here I learned it's not just me, but appears to be a common issue with this model.
Date published: 2018-04-17
Rated 3 out of
5
by
GreenBean123 from
First Time Using Brand New Broadcast Spreader.
I used my new spreader on my half acre lot this past weekend and have mixed feelings about it. The spreader worked fine as I expected however, the height of the handle is inadequate given it is not adjustable. I am 5'11" tall and I had to stoop and lean over to push the spreader. I am also 66 years old so I had to take several breaks.
Date published: 2018-04-10
Rated 2 out of
5
by
ShadeTree from
Edgeguard DLX Broadcast Spreader
Seems to work for a lot of people but not me.
Last fall I was in the market for a spreader that held more material so I wouldn’t have to fill up as much. I’ve owned the Scott’s Edgeguard mini for at least 5 years and it has worked great. So, I decided to purchase the Edgeguard DLX Spreader even though I had seen some bad reviews.
During the 2nd pass applying lime, the wheel snapped off! I grabbed my mini and finished the job with no problem. I returned the DLX and got my money back. A few days later I saw a landscape company working on a yard down the street and they were using the DLX spreaders and didn’t seem to be having issues. I said I’d give it another shot since I typically don’t have a problem with Scott’s products. Bought another one and applied winter fertilizer with it. I noticed that there seemed to be extra fertilizer accumulating inside the inner side of the right wheel which in turn was applying a little extra fertilizer to the lawn wherever the right wheel went but I didn’t think it was that big of a deal.
Fast forward to early spring and I have rows of darker green/taller grass throughout my yard. Grass came in fuller and greener every pass where the right tire was.
I think the DLX should not be used for anything other than grass seed or light weight fertilizer. Lime (even with the hopper not full) was too heavy and broke the wheel. Factoring that in with the inconsistent spreading I observed I will not be using the DLX anymore.
Date published: 2018-04-04
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