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You probably already figured this out...but to me this simple tip from my Ace Hardwareman
Really was a relief to two years of frustration and head scratching
Sometimes solutions are so easy...you just need a new set of eyes on the problem
The new Scott spreaders as you know are a one piece mold
You put Bifenthrin sand granules in a new one...and you will not make it around the house before it jams...no way to open it up and fix...like the old ones with screws
Well, my Ace Hardware man says,
Hey just drill small pin holes around the handle...then spray 10/40 oil into holes when it starts to jam
Stupid me...but good for him
Works like a charm
So I face the coming 2013 Spring/Summer season with a simple solution
Off the shelf come my "useless" Scott spreaders
If you already figured this out ...good for you... but please next time
Help us out... The Dummies in the biz need your help
Bubba
Shalom
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I would be careful not to use oil on plastic spreader parts. Seen it dissolve them too many times. Use a good silicone lubricant instead.
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Lets hope this product is able to solve the issue for a considerable time and give positive results every time. In case of any unusual response it must be checked to avoid any further bad effect.
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