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 ATV Electric (all seed)	  Item #7061
Suitable for All Seed Types
2 compartment pickerwheel 
technology but no hand cranking. 
This broadcast seeder ensures long 
lasting durability, constructed with a 
tough, cast aluminum frame and bronze 
bushings. Used for broadcasting chaffy 
and flowable seed on areas that are 
too small, too steep or inaccessible 
for other equipment. Electric gear 
motor drive for 12 volt system powers 
the agitator, picker wheels and seed 
slinger disc to "sling" seed uniformly. 
A slide control gate can be adjusted 
to set the seeding rate for small seed. 
Includes universal mounting arms for 
ATV accessory rack. Also suitable for 
mounting on other motorized vehicles. 
Suitable for All Seed Types
2 compartments: First, 
sliding gate for free-flowing 
seed. Second, pickerwheel 
technology for chaffy seed
Pick up this durable seeder, fill 'er up 
with native seeds and put the easy-
to-turn crank to work. As you walk in 
a grid across prepared land, seeds 
will be evenly distributed on the soil 
surface. Backpack style shoulder 
straps are easily adjustable. 
For small flowable seeds, move the 
slide control gate to set seeding rate. 
Sturdy base provides stability for 
filling and storage. Add chaffy seeds 
to the bigger compartment with the 
pickerwheel technology. Spread both 
types of seeds simultaneously.
Suitable for Free-Flowing Seed
Corrosion, tear and weather resistant 
nylon bag holds up to 25 pounds of 
seed. Ideal for planting Buffalograss 
in the spring or Texas Bluebonnets in 
the fall. Not for use with chaffy seed 
mixtures. Simple yet effective. 
Planting Tip
Seed slingers disperse seeds on 
the surface of the soil, rake in for 
better seed to soil contact. 
Divide seed in half. Put out 1/2 
going north/south. Put out other 1/2 
going east/west. This will insure 
maximum uniform coverage. 
Hand (all seed)              Item #7060
Hand (hard seed)	
 Item #7063
$59
$999
$1,199
Hand 
Operated
ATV 
Electric
Hand 
Operated
EQUIPMENT / EROSION

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