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| Product Dimensions | 11 x 7 x 9 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 1.59 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Brinly Hardy |
| Item model number | HHS3-5BH |
Brinly's 5 lb. handheld spreader is the go-to tool for quickly spreading ice melt, fertilizer, grass seed, and more. Ideal for all small or hard-to-reach areas, the scoop-shape opening makes filling up easy while the tough poly construction ensures durability.
The rotary broadcast design provides for a more-even spread, versus using less effective hand shaker or spot spreaders. An ergonomic trigger handle and adjustable flow gate knob make operation simple, while the funnel-shape design keeps material flowing until empty.
Holds up to .5 gal / 2 L of spread material. Ideal for small or hard-to-reach areas, including sidewalks, side yards, flower beds, and more.
Reinforced contoured lip shape makes filling quick and easy. Variable flow spreads material up to 5 ft.
Simple knob adjustment to change material flow. The extra-long crank and ergonomic trigger handle makes spreading any material quick and easy.
Spread ice melt, fertilizer, grass seed, and more. Perfect for de-icing slippery sidewalks, spot-seeding, or fertilizing a small-medium size plot.
There are over 180 years years of design and manufacturing know-how built into every piece of Brinly equipment. Located in Jeffersonville, Indiana, Brinly-Hardy Co. has been dedicated to providing quality, durable, and innovative products since 1839.We trace our origin to “Little John Brinly”, a blacksmith who set up shop in Kentucky around 1800 and made plows in his spare time when he wasn’t shoeing horses, mules and oxen of the settlers headed West. He crafted the first “Brinly” plow with a wooden moldboard, cast iron front, point and heel bolt.
While processes and technology have changed since our inception, our commitment to quality remains the same. No matter if you are purchasing our tools to keep your yard in tip top condition, are in the beginning stages of starting a lawn care business, or working to keep your small farm going, we have what you need to get the job done.
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