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The Brinly tow-behind broadcast spreader is a ground-driven unit with a 3.5 cu. ft. hopper that holds about 175 lb of seed, fertilizer or ice melt. Its patented Autoflow stops the flow of material when the tractor stops, which cuts waste and reduces the chance of burning grass in one spot. A universal hitch fits most lawn tractors, zero-turn mowers and ATVs, and the directional spread control evens out distribution across materials. It suits owners of an acre or more who want to cover ground fast behind a riding mower; compared with small push spreaders it carries far more and spreads wider, but it needs a tow vehicle and takes more storage space.
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Lowest price we've seen: $314.99 on Nov 10 at Tractor Supply Co. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 10.
Owners of larger lawns generally rate the spreader well for its capacity and even coverage, and the Autoflow feature draws frequent praise for limiting waste. Complaints center on assembly time, calibration and the need to keep speed steady for an even spread.
The Brinly Tow-Behind Broadcast Spreader is a black spreader that attaches to a lawn tractor, zero-turn mower or ATV. Its 3.5 cu. ft. hopper holds 175 lb. of seed, fertilizer, ice melt and other materials. It is intended for yards of 1 acre and larger.
The hopper is rust-proof polyethylene. The interior hardware, spinner shaft and agitator are stainless steel. High-speed 6:1 glass-filled nylon gears sit in a fully enclosed gearbox and spread material up to 12 ft. wide.
The Autoflow system stops material flow when the tractor stops, which reduces waste and grass burn. A directional spread pattern control centers and evens out distribution for different materials. A universal hitch fits most lawn tractors, zero-turn mowers and ATVs.
