peat Moss Spreader 24 Inch Compost Spreader Fertilizer spreaders Roller with Upgrade T Shaped Handle,Easy to Assemble top Soil Spreader for Lawn and Garden Care Manure Spreaders Roller

Nic unit, simple assembly, took about 30 minutes. Warning - the disposable tools they send are barely adequate, if you have a set of metric end and allen wrenches it will go much easier. It works great, does what it's supposed to. Looked into renting one of these locally and since I needed it for several days it was cheaper to buy than rent.

I would've paid $1 more for one more piece of paper so you could print the assembly instructions on a own sheet of paper, that way they would actually be big enough for me to understand what's going on. The washers don't even get included in the inventory list so I had no idea what washer went with what bolt and in what order they would go on the bolt. I made it work cuz I said a quick prayer and you know my prayer game is strong. But I do have a lot of washers left over. The other complaint is that the latch didn't line up on one side so I had to "convince" it with a hammer. It got the idea after a little bit of love taps. The unit itself does its job well enough, so functionality is good, just needs worth while assembly instructions.

Horrible. I expected flimsy and cheap, but I didnt expect it to be unusable. The latches do not line up preventing you from closing the lid. The circular sides are identical not mirrored preventing you from assembling it properly. I wouldve been better off throwing the money away.

Relatively inexpensive, worked perfect so far. I used it to toss peatmoss down after dethatching, aeration and seeding. My neighbor borrowed it as well and said it was excellent as well. Instructions could be better but it's pretty simple to assemble. Be prepared to use a lot of material, I want through 7 bags of peat (3 qbft bags) in a smaller lawn. Bonus the grates catch a lot of large junk in the material, had to dump it twice with those 7 bags of peat.

I purchased this to help with my over seeding project to evenly and properly spread topsoil over the new seeds. It works as anticipated and did a great job of accomplishing the goal. Unfortunately it is very cheaply made and broke within the first small section of our yard. The piece that latches and unlatches had the 3-piece screw section that is supposed to stay latched to the device completely pop out. Not just the screws, but the insert section of the screws. I am going to try some gorilla glue to see if that works. The item still works, for now... It is very easy to use and I dump about 40 pounds of top soil in for each load, which takes about all of the storage capacity. Putting it together was mostly simply until the end when needing to use the wrench. The wrenches don't have friendly sizes with the nuts, which made tightening the handles take up 60% of the build process.