TRAILCOMMANDER^™ 250 & 600 STAINLESS STEEL DROP SPREADER

Laser-cut stainless steel, high strength rivets, and oil filled poly bearings provide a long, maintenance-free service life.

De-icing material is protected by a custom-molded polyethylene lid that includes rubber straps to secure the lid in place.

To ensure material flows consistently into the spreader trough and prevents bridging, the proven material delivery system has a rotating paddle geometry and new interference baffle to agitate the surrounding material.

Enhanced speed control allows you to precisely match material delivery rate to the conditions. A single variable-speed control knob provides precise control of material flow rate.

Break apart large chunks of de-icing material with a stainless steel hatch screen to reduce bridging and clogs during operation. Easily cut open bags of rock salt with the built-in bag splitter for easy loading. The bag splitter can be folded down and kept out of the way when it’s not needed.

Treat sidewalks and walking paths with one or two passes at a spread width of 36 inches. Easy to activate three inch baffles on either side of the trough limit spread width to 33” or 30” to limit damage to sensitive surfaces on either side of the path.

Drop open the entire bottom of the trough for easy and fast material clean-out after each job. Allowing you to store any leftover de-icing material in a dry, weather-resistant container until you need it for the next job.

A detachable 2-inch receiver style mount is provided as a standard feature and includes all the necessary hardware to attach the spreader to the vehicle. This allows the spreaders to be mounted on various equipment; anything with a 2-inch hitch receiver with sufficient payload capacity for the selected spreader.

The 3-Point Mount includes all the pins needed for installation and is intended for compact tractors and articulating loaders. The spreaders have been designed to include attachment points and hardware that are compatible with a 3-point style implement hitch. This style of attachment is common on tractors but can also be found on some other types of equipment as well.

The spreaders were designed with in-bed mounting in mind where the units can sit flat and balanced. Brackets and ratchet tie down straps are included to establish correct positioning and to secure the unit in the bed of a UTV. This type of installation reduces stress on the equipment since the weight is positioned over the rear wheel as opposed to behind them and allows for additional versatility to maneuver in tight spaces.