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Lime and Scotts Speedy Green 3000
Last Post 4/30/2010 15:06 by Jody. 1 Replies.
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4/24/2010 20:06  
On your lime product you list the SpeedyGreen 2000, NOT the speedygreen 3000. Is there a different recommended setting for this one?
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4/30/2010 15:06  
The setting for the SpeedyGreen 2000 and the SpeedyGreen 3000 would be the same, start at 7. Walk a couple of feet and check your progress, you may need to adjust the opening.

The suggested spreader settings that we provide are based on a test that we performed with spreaders we have at our location. Unfortunately every spreader varies depending on usage and the different materials that have been used in the spreader.
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