What setting do I use for my scotts edgeguard DLX when using lesco professional starter fertilizer 18-24-12, item#016420

Here are the steps:

1. Set Micrometer. Turn micrometer until "8" is centered in window.
2. Position Spreader. Stand the spreader on its handle with the Scotts logo facing away from you. ...
3. Check for Proper Calibration. ...
4. Adjust Calibration Screw.

May 21, 2022

How To Calibrate Scotts EdgeGuard Spreader

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First, I went to the products website, in this case Lesco and looked up the spreader settings:
https://www.johndeerelandscapes.com/home/spreader-settings.aspx

Then, I went to Scotts website and looked up spreader settings:
http://www.scotts.com/smg/node2/SCOTTSCOM/lawn-care/lookup-spreader-settings/7800015-24900013-s

I cross referenced a product on the Scotts website that uses the same settings as one of those listed on the Lesco website and I found my settings that way.

In my case I was using Lesco Pre-M 0.86% 0-0-7 and wanted to apply 5.3 lbs/1000ft. My spreader was a Scotts Turf Builder EdgeGuard Mini with settings from 0-15. I found out by cross referencing that the Scotts Speedy Green 1000 and my spreader used the same settings. So I ended up using the recommended setting of 5.5, as listed on the Lesco website for the Scotts Speedy Green 1000, to apply 5.3 lbs/1000ft of pre emergent using my Scotts EdgeGuard Mini.

Hope this helps!

You can use the recommended settings for the SpeedyGreen 1000!

Hilary @Scotts

If the proudct you are planning to apply has a spreader setting for a Scotts SpeedyGreen, or specifically for the SpeedyGreen 3000; you can use that recommendation in your Scotts EdgeGuard DLX. If they do not have a suggested spreader setting for the SpeedyGreen or SpeedyGreen 3000, then this question would best be answered by calling Scotts directly at 1-800-543-8873. One of our associates would be happy to assist you further.

I was just told by Scott's phone customer service (800-543-8873) that their TurfBuilder EdgeGuard mini can use the same settings as their "SpeedyGreen" broadcast spreader, if your fertilizer lists that one.

Yes, lime can be applied in the in the Scotts DLX spreader. for a 50# per 1000 square foot application rate it is suggested to use a spreader setting on 7 on you model, and to walk over the same area three times. If you have any further questions feel free to contact Scotts @ 1-800-543-8873

try this:
After doing a search I found this:
From Lesco website

For 18-24-12 %50 PPSCU

Product Application Rate:
*LBS PER 1000 SQFT 4
Coverage:
* 12000
Craftsman 3
Craftsman Drop 7
Cyclone 4.25
Earthway 14.25
Lely 4.5
LESCO HD-1 7
LESCO R-94 7.5
LESCO Rotary (80# & 100#) 15
Ortho 3
Precision 6
Red devil 6
Republic 3
Scott's Accu Green 7.25
Scott's Easy Green 26.25
Scott's R7- X F.5
Scott's R8-A J.5
Scott's Speedy Green 1000 6
Scott's Speedy Green 2000 7
Scott's Speedy Green 3000 6
Spyker 4.5
True Temper 1500 \ 5000 5.5
Vicon 28
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I realize this is an older question but in case anyone has a similar question The Scotts Edgeguard DLX equivalent would be the Speedy Green 3000 suggested setting.