Lely - WFR Tow Behind Spreader

Land wheel driven, the W broadcast spreader utilizes the same patented ejector disc technology as all PTO units. A unique wheel gear system lets the tires drive independently for uniform application, even on turns!

The spreader is used for spreading fertilizer on golf courses, sports fields, parks or green areas. It is accurate for the application of lime, turf seed, grains and sand. Land wheels are fitted with lawn flotation tires.

Sand and salt

This trailed broadcast spreader can also do an excellent job spreading sand (top dressing) or salt (snow and ice). For sand/salt, a special ejector disc with short spoons gives a spreading width of up to 18’.

These precision single-disc fertilizer spreaders excel because of their accurate broadcasting of fertilizer, seed, granular chemicals and sand. This unique system of spreading has created many satisfied customers throughout the world. Lely broadcasters are easy to operate, easy to clean and provide years of service.

The unique Lely spreading system

The Feedring is key to the precise metering of any material, regardless of shape and density. Lely fertilizer spreaders are unrivaled because of their outstanding accuracy of material spread to the center or side. The bottom plate carries the fertilizer in a rotating movement. As a result, the fertilizer material is pushed past the feedring openings.

A remote mechanical rope on/off control is standard equipment for Lely’s single-disc spreaders. A hydraulic remote control option is available. All of Lely’s single-disc spreaders are equipped with a simple, adjustable device for spreading to just one side.

Dynamic design

The 33” diameter Ejector Disc is the hub of the world-famous Forced Feed Spreading Mechanism. Extensive research was conducted and resulted in the special size of the ejector disc with the long spoons.

• The dynamically-designed ejector disc, ensures an accurate spreading pattern up to 52’
• The Disc rotates over 2,000 times/MIN
• Spoons made of stainless steel work in conjunction with the feedring assembly