Customer Reviews for VEVOR Broadcast Spreader, 80 LB Walk-Behind Turf Spreader with 12" Wheels, Steel Push Fertilizer Spreader, Garden Seeder, and Salt Spreader, Designed for Residential, Farm, and Tough Terrain, Black

HIGHLY DISSATISFIED!! It is listed as a 60lb but it barely holds 40lb. The wheels would not spin, which is how the salt gets spread around. It would not spin at all, making it useless. I would like to know how I can return this item!!!!

Best broadcast spreader i ever owned !! Great construction, heavy duty, spreader control is amazing. 12" wheels makes it easy to push around.

I bought this for my spongy Florida lawn. Pushing my old spreader with hard plastic tires that sank into the lawn was just too hard. The pneumatic tires and extra large hopper are perfect. Assembly was a bit more challenging than expected. The assembly video they refer you to is actually wrong so watch the video but pay closer attention to the printed instructions over the video.

This spreader is awesome. I have a hilly yard and the wide wheel base is great. the large wheels and tires handle the bumps and doesn't feel like its going to constantly tip over compared to the small box store brands. I'm only 6" tall and every other spreader I've used have very short handles. This spreader has a tall stance so you dont have to bend over to push it. Best spreader I've ever used.

Great value. Even came with a cover. Covers alone cost about 20 dollars. Wishing I'd bought this year's ago.

Works like it should for half the money

We have a fairly large yard, and bought this for about half the price of the “name brand“ veesion. So far, it works as needed.

I thought this spreader would work better than my old one. It does a good job but it doesn't have a side spreader stop. So I have to be careful when near my driveway and sidewalk. But it works good.

First off, I bought this with a 50% off coupon so for me this was still a good deal. Remember those old scotts spreaders that you could dump a whole bag in and go? Not with this. I did that and the paddle wheel will hit the bin and sound like a little mini bike putting along until it gets down to 25% capacity. So if you only fill it that much then it's fine with no noise. Setting the drop about is different, but works well. You have to guess on amount since it's not like a scotts where you set it to 3 and your done. You have to eyeball it and get used to it. Lastly any tall people over 6 ft pass on this. You will have to either use it slightly tilted forward and you will feel hunched over using this. If I paid full price I would have returned it. I got it under thirty so I'm happy.

I had 3 different broadcast spreaders prior to buying the 80 lb. Vevor. The plastic shaft that drives the auger in the hopper broke on all of them. I was going to buy the 60 lb Vevor, but also saw it had a plastic shaft so had to move up to the 80 lb Vevor which has a metal shaft. I would recommend that 3 things be modified on this broadcast spreader: extend handle set by 4", and lower the foot rest by 1" so the hopper tilts back, so when you are pushing the spreader the foot rest is not periodically touching the ground. Lastly the feed lever action needs to be modified so there the cable and its door move together smoothly so you can vary the amt. of discharge.