EarthWay 2100P Estate Assembly And Operating Instructions Manual
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ASSEMBLY and OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Lower
Housing Clip
Axle
Bushing
Axle
Bearing
⅛ x ¾”
Cotter Pin
⅛ x 1¾”
Cotter Pin
⅛ x 1¼”
Cotter Pin
#12 x 1¼”
Flat Head Screw
¼-20 x 1¾”
Carriage Bolt
¼-20
Lock Nut
Axle
Washer
Agitator
¼-20
Hex Nut
#10 x ⅝”
Screw
¼-20 x
1¼” Bolt
¼-20 x
1½” Bolt
¼-20 x
2” Bolt
FRAME
IMPELLER
CONTROL
ASSEMBLY
UPPER HANDLE
ASSEMBLY
DRAW BAR
&
BRACE ASSEMBLY
GEARBOX
AXLE
1. Remove and identify all loose parts from carton
.
(Qty 4) #31105
#12 X 1¼”
Flat Head Screw
9-2014 Pt.# 52159
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2. Position the Hopper on its top as shown
to the left. Install frame using (4) #12 x
1¼” Flat Head Phillips screws. TIGHTEN
THESE NOW - use care to not over tighten
HELPFUL HINTS:
READ THE DIRECTIONS BEFORE ASSEMBLY
;
If your spreader does not spread evenly, be sure the FRONT on the gear box points to the front of the spreader. The
impeller must turn clockwise. Reversing the gearbox will cause the impeller to turn counter clockwise. Clean the impeller
plate after each use. Fertilizer stuck on the impeller blades will cause uneven spreading.
;
Your spreader is designed to be pushed at three miles per hour, which is a brisk walking speed. Slower or faster speeds
will change the spread patterns. Wet fertilizer will also change the spread pattern and flow rate. Clean and dry your
spreader thoroughly after each use. Coat all metal surfaces (inside & outside of chassis tubes) with light oil or silicon spray
to help prevent corrosion. Wash between the shut off plate and bottom of the hopper. Do not use powdered materials.
;
Gears are permanently lubricated at the factory. Do not open the gearbox or dirt may enter.
PLEASE CALL IF YOU ARE MISSING ANY PARTS, HAVE ANY DIFFICULTY IN ASSEMBLY, OR HAVE ANY QUESTIONS
REGARDING THE SAFE OPERATION OF THIS SPREADER. THIS MODEL INCLUDES LIFETIME TECHNICAL SUPPORT
SUPPORT HOT LINE: 574-848-7491 or 800-294-0671,
:
tEchsuPPort
@
Earthway
.
com
MADE IN THE USA
Warning
Remove agitator when
using Rock Salt to prevent
gearbox damage