Conversion Tables---- I have an Earthway broadcast spreader--need to know if there is a chart that converts Scott's settings located on the back of all Scott's fertilizer bags to Earth way settings?

The bag should have a phone number for customer support. They would be the ones to give you the conversion rate for your spreader. How many square feet are you treating?

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you have scot's i want bayers grub killer

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. Hilary @ Scotts

CYCLONE ROTARY
2.0
EARTHWAY ROTARY
6.0
EV-N-SPREAD
6.0
K-GRO ROTARY
.75
ORTHO ROTARY
.75
PRECISION ROTARY SB50
1.50
RED DEVIL ROTARY
1.50
REPUBLIC EZ ROATRY
.75
SCOTTS SPEEDYGREEN 1000,2000,3000
2.12
SCOTTS BASIC BROADCAST
2.12
SCOTTS EDGEGUARD BROADCAST
2.12
SEARS ROTARY
.75
TRUE TEMPER ROTARY
1.5
VIGORO ROTARY
1.50
SCOTTS STANDARD ROTARY
2.12
CRAFTSMAN
6.0
SCOTT’S EASY GREEN
25
SCOTT’S HANDYGREEN
3
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Drop Spreaders:

K-GRO DROP
2.25
ORTHO DROP
2.25
REPUBLIC EZ DROP
2.25
SCOTTS ACCUGREEN 1000
3.0
SCOTTS ACCUGREEN 2000
3.0
SCOTTS ACCUGREEN 3000
3.0
SCOTTS DROP PF1, PF2, PF3, PF4
3.0
SEARS DROP 2.25

The user's manual is here:

It does include assembly instructions.

http://www.earthway-outlet.com/pdf/2150.pdf

The conversion table is here:

http://www.earthway-outlet.com/pdf/spredguide.pdf

Thanks for using FixYa,

Kelly

add 10 - Scotts Turfbuilder spread at # 4 on a Scotts spreader should be on setting # 14 on an Earthway spreader.

Earthway is located in Bristol Indiana. The last contact number I have for them is (218) 848-7491 - according to the product information I recieved with my Broadcast spreader Model 2000B.

Here is a link directly to a pdf conversion table. It should solve your problems I believe.

http://www.earthway-outlet.com/pdf/spredguide.pdf

add 10 - scotts turfbuilder spread at 4 on a scotts spreader should be on setting # 14 on an earthway spreader. happy yardening !

An axle or “beater bar” is located inside the bin next to an open slot in the floor. Attached to the axle is a series of beater arms or paddles. When the axle turns, the paddles break up the material and direct it toward the opening where it is deposited evenly on the soil.