The stainless steel mechanism puts it in a class all by itself, very good idea. I always wash the heck out of mine before I put it away but stainless is the bomb when it comes to durability and longevity.<img class="inlineimg" title="Good2" border="0" alt="" src="http://www.greentractortalk.com/forums/images/smilies/1/good2.gif" smilieid="90"> I like the Land pride company too, they have a reputation for designing their stuff to last and make an easy job of any kind of ground work.
Kenny just to show you.... the above is an example of what I wind up with when I use Iespell checker.
Randy the stainless steel mechanism puts it in a class all by itself, very good idea. I always wash the heck out of mine before I put it away but stainless is the bomb when it comes to durability and longevity. I don't think anyone sold equipment built like that when I bought mine for for any price but I could be wrong..
I like the Land pride company too,they have a reputation for designing their stuff to last and make an easy job of any kind of ground work.
Not only is the hopper plastic, but the mechanism is stainless steel. <img class="inlineimg" title="Good2" border="0" alt="" src="images/smilies/1/good2.gif" smilieid="90"> The stuff you put in these things are so corrosive I wanted the rust resistant spreader.