Agri Fab Towable Broadcast Spreader for Lawn Tractors with Tires, 10-in, 110-lb

I bought this product online and during the subsequent weekend assembly discovered the two required wheel spacers were not included. I went to a hardware store 22 mi away and secured the spacers at my cost and gas. Upon returning home and resuming the assembly, I discovered two bolts and their accompanying nylon nuts were not included. It is now Saturday evening and I still cannot use this product.

Seems like it is well made and it worked well on it's first use of applying 80 lbs of granulized fertilizer, but I'm surprised that the assembly instructions actually have a few errors and made assembly frustrating as I had to undo some prior steps to be able to complete later steps. Also it comes with two sets of instructions and one varies slightly from the other. Error 1: Quick Start guide step 3 tells you to assemble parts #21 that later need to be disassembed to complete step 4. Error 2: Step 6 says to install a spacer (part 25) that apparently doesn't actually exist, and it is not mentioned in the other directions. Error 3: Step 7 has you assemble items using parts #23, then in Step 12 you have to remove the nuts (part #32) to complete that step. There should be notes added saying you will undo these actions later, or like "remove nuts #32 to install braces #8." Lastly, maybe I missed it, but both tires were flat and I didn't see a note about inflating them or what PSI they should be set to.

Bought 9/24/2025 and had it out together and spread all my lawn fertilizer same day!! Love it! Thanks Agru-Fab

Own several Agri-Fab products and very happy with their performance. However the tow behind spreader is very disappointing. Instructions are not clear, missing items, and poorly built. Broke while putting together due to poor instructions. Bought brand new and never used.

I bout the 110lb spreader for a new lawn I'm putting in. To start, I should have read the reviews on this equipment. They are not great. My fault there. The instructions are incorrect. They refer to part #'s that don't exist. I was looking for one part for 30 mins that wasn't there. Once I figured that issue out I was able to assemble the unit. It is quite obvious this is a poor quality piece of equipment. The "agitator" is a 2" cotter pin. Cotter pins were never designed for that purpose. The agitator was the first part that failed. The second and final part that failed was the cotter pin that is used to hold the drive wheel on. It sheared off. I was unable to remove the pin. This all occured within 1 hour of assembly. I filled the directions for opening a file about this issues online, and the chat session was closed twice unexpectedly. The message was no agents were available. This was during regular business hours. I gave up and returned the very disappointing spreader. North American made products were once known for quality. Unfortunately that is no longer the case. I wasted 6 hours.