TM
MODEL
76RS
OWNER’S MANUAL
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Control Knob &
Wire Assembly
Remove Caution
Label
Spring
4.Feed control knob/wire through
the T-handle until spring touches
the round hole. CAUTION: Do Not
Compress Spring At This Time. Feed
wire through the square handle tube.
Be sure wire passes above the bolts
in the handle brace. Secure T-handle
to the tube with 1/4-20 x 2 1/4” hex
bolts, washers, and hex nuts as
shown. Remove caution label and
push the thumb release toward the
center and push down knob and
shutoff spring until knob latches.
Thumb
Release
1/4-20
x
2 1/4”
Bolt &
Washer
1/4-20 Hex Nut
& Washer
CAUTION: Once knob is latched, do
not move thumb release until you have
completed in step #5.
Wire Clip
5.Slide wire retaining clip onto
wire as shown. Insert wire
through hole shutoff plate. Slide
wire retaining clip over shutoff
plate and wire until the clip locks
into place.
Wire
Shutoff Plate
Handle Grips
6.Install handle grips onto the
handle as shown. Soapy
water will ease installation.
(Do not use petroleum
Screen
Clips
Screen
based products). Insert
screen into hopper by sliding
it under the screen clips.
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OPERATION
1.Check the product package for the rate
setting, and recommended swath width.
Turn the spreader OFF by pushing the
control knob in. Rotate the rate cam to
the proper setting.
2.The rate setting is adjusted by rotating
the rate cam to the desired setting.
The rate cam locks at each setting.
3.Always fill the spreader on the driveway
or sidewalk-not on the lawn. Make sure
spreader is in the “OFF” position. Empty
after each use.
4.Start spreader moving, then open
spreader by pushing the thumb
release to the “ON” position. Always
push spreader, never pull. Push knob
down to close spreader.
5.Hold handle so top of spreader is level.
Tipping the spreader too far can cause
uneven spreading.
6.The settings and swath widths on the
product label are recommended start-
ing points. Always check the delivery
rate and pattern on a small area before
treating a large area. Actual delivery
rate can vary due to weather conditions,
operating variables, and condition of the
product being applied. See “HOW TO
DETERMINE SPREADER SETTING
AND SWATH WIDTH” for details.
7.Push spreader 2 1/2 m.p.h. (18 feet in 5 seconds)
for full 8’ to 14’ spread pattern when applying
fertilizer products. Apply header strips at each end
of area to be treated then space trips across the
area as shown.
8.Empty spreader after each use. Return
leftover material to its original container.
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HOW TO DETERMINE SPREADER
SETTINGS AND SPREAD WIDTH
Two major factors should be considered when determining correct spreader settings of any
product:
1.The product application rate, or the amount of material applied per 1,000
square feet.
2.The effective pattern width, or the actual width in which material is applied.
Label settings are a guide and can be affected by numerous factors.
EFFECTIVE PATTERN WIDTH
A simple visual pattern test can be
made by operating the spreader over
a non-turf area and evaluating the pat-
tern. A more accurate method is to
place a row of common, disposable,
aluminum cake pans approximately 1
foot on centers. Set the rate cam at a
middle setting and make 3 or 4 passes
in the same direction as shown. Pour
the material collected from each pan
into individual bottles of the same
size. Set them side by side in order,
and visually inspect their volume. The
effective pattern width is the distance
out from the spreader to a point where
the amount of material is 1/2 the aver-
age amount in the center pans. This
distance is multiplied by 2 to achieve
the total effective pattern width.
Space Pan 1’0” on Centers
Space for Wheel Track
APPLICATION RATE
Knowing the effective pattern width (for
example, 10 feet), measure a distance
equal to 100 square feet (10’ x 10’ area
covered). Determine the product cover-
age is pounds/ 100 sq. ft. by taking the
weight of the product and dividing it by the
recommended square foot coverage (add
two zeroes to the weight of the bag).
Weigh out between 15 to 20 lbs. of material and
spread over the 100 sq. ft. area. Weigh remain-
ing material left in hopper and adjust rate set-
ting as required. Repeat test until application
rate is correct.
EXAMPLE: Product weight: 25 lbs. sq. ft.
coverage: 5,000 sq. ft. 2500 lbs. - 5,000
sq. ft. = .5 lbs. / 100 sq. ft.
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RATE SETTING CONVERSION
1.The following provides approximate
76RSsettings for those units listed.
SHINDAIWA 76RS
Setting
2
G
E
—
I
3
H
F
4
J
5
K
6
M
I
7
N
J
8
N1/2
K
9
O
L
10
P1/2
—
11
Q
12
R
M
6
13
S
14
T
15
U
16
V
17
X
18
Z
Prizelawn BF-1 /
SS,HVO,CBRIII
Setting
Lesco Hi-WHEEL
Setting
G
2
L
H
—
—
S
N
O
7
—
—
V
P
R
S
Scott Speedy
Green Setting
—
J
—
M
3
—
P
4
—
Q
5
—
U
8
—
X
—
Z
Scotts R8A/SR-
1,AP&SR2000
Setting
O
—
—
T
—
W
The following provides approximate
76RS settings when only the product
weight, square foot coverage, and visual inspection of the material is available.
FERTILIZER
PARTICLE SIZE
BAG RATE
Pounds of fertilizer used per
1,000 sq. ft. of coverage
APPROX.
SETTING
SPREAD
WIDTH
(In Feet)
5
10
15
6
9
11
12
12
12
Large, heavy
particles
5
10
15
5
7
9
10
10
10
Medium-mixed
particles
1
2
3
2
4
5
10
10
10
Small particles
(nitrogen)
5
10
15
6
9
11
8
8
8
Mixed size particles-
some fines
5
10
15
4
5
6
6
To
8
Light weight particles
The conversions should be used as guidelines for establishing proper rate settings for the
particular product being applied. Steps for obtaining the most accurate settings are outlined
in the “How to Determine Spreader Settings and Spread Width” section of this manual. These
settings are approximate and may vary due to physical characteristics of the product. Walk-
ing speed. wear, condition of the turf and humidity, may cause actual rate setting to deviate.
No expressed nor implied warranty or guarantee is provided as to coverage or uniformity indi-
cated by these rate settings.
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MAINTENANCE
1.Never store unused material in spreader. Return
unused product to its original container.
Oil Impeller Shaft
Bearing In Hopper
2.Wash spreader thoroughly after each use and
dry completely in sun or heated area.
Oil
3.Oil the axle bearings, impeller shaft bearing
in hopper, control knob in T-handle.
4.Remove gear cover and wash gears thoroughly.
Oil all bearing areas and face of gear teeth.
Re-install gear cover.
5.Gear mesh should be checked on a regular basis
during high use periods. Clearance between the
axle gear and pinion gear should be minimal but
not tight. If adjustment is necessary, loosen axle
collar set screw and hold gears together. Slide
axle collar against the gear support and tighten
axle collar set screw. Spin drive wheel. Gears
should run freely and smoothly.
Oil
Axle Collar
6.Impeller surface should be cleaned periodically to
remove build-up of product. Build-up can cause the
spread pattern to change.
Oil
Oil
7.Tire pressure should be 20-25 PSI.
WARRANTY
Shindaiwa Inc. manufactures its products to superior standards of quality to ensure customers obtain the highest level of satisfaction. In
keeping with this goal, Shindaiwa Inc. warrants the unit to the original purchaser as follows:
WARRANTY PERIOD
One year from the delivery date to the original purchaser for consumer and commercial applications.90 days for rental applications.
WARRANTY ADMINISTRATION
Within the covered warranty period, Shindaiwa Inc. will, at their option, repair or replace any defect in material or workmanship, without
charge for parts or labor, if this product is presented at an authorized Shindaiwa dealer.
WARRANTY EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS
Shindaiwa Inc. assumes no responsibility for damages, loss, or injury resulting from:
Normal wear and tear
Misuse or neglect
Modifications to or removal of original component parts
The warranty is limited to the terms stated herein. Shindaiwa Inc. disclaims all liability for incidental or consequential damages. Some
states do not allow the exclusion of incidental or consequential damages, so these limitations may not apply to you.
This warranty give you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which may vary from state to state.
Shindaiwa reserves the right to change the design or specifications of this product without obligation to modify previously manufac-
tured products.
OWNER’S RESPONSIBILITIES
The owner of the unit must demonstrate reasonable care in the use, maintenance, and storage of this Shindaiwa product. If a warrant-
able failure should occur, the owner must deliver the product to an authorized Shindaiwa servicing dealer for correction. All residual chem-
icals must be flushed from the tank prior to delivery.
Unidentified chemicals left in the tank can pose a serious health threat to anyone servicing the unit and unaware of its
presence!
To obtain warranty service, proof of purchase must be presented to the authorized Shindaiwa servicing dealer when the product is
presented for repairs.
Proof of purchase must include date of purchase and the name and address of the selling dealer.
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Parts List for SHINDAIWA MODEL 76RS
21
22
26
23
24
25
20
1
1A
1.21
19
27
6
2
18
7
3
17
4
5
16
14
13
8
15
9
10
11
7
PART OF OUR SERVICE IS PROVIDING
REPLACEMENT PARTS. Parts may be obtained
through your local distributor. be sure to give:
1.SPREADER MODEL NUMBER
2.SPREADER NAME
3.PART NUMBER
11975 SW Herman Rd.
Tualatin, Or. 97062
503-692-3070 Fax 503-692-6696
P / N 82012
4.NAME OF PART AS SHOWN
Key
No.
Description
Part No.
Key
No.
Description
Part No.
1
Hopper Assembly
15862
15270
14454-1
15377
14455-1
15857
15859
15863
15027
15012
14063
15858
15860
14510
14 Impeller Shaft Bearing *
15 Hopper Screen
14312-1
14603-1
14022
1A Hopper *
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Shutoff Plate*
16 Screen Clips (2)
Shutoff Plate Guides (2) *
Rate Cam & Chute Assembly *
Impeller Assembly
17 Handle Brace W/ Plug- LH.
18 Handle Brace W/ Plug- RH.
19 Handle Tube
15852
15853
15283-1
15264
Frame Assembly
20 Handle Grips (2)
Drive & Free Turning Wheel
Axle Gear
20 T-Handle Assembly
22 Control Knob Spring
23 Control Knob & Wire Ass’y.
24 Wire Retaining Clip
25 Hopper Plug
13634-2
14462
Gear Cover (2)
15882
10 Axle Collar
11 Axle
13643-1
15271
12 Axle Bushings (2)
13 Agitator
26 Parts Package
15864
27 Hopper Cover
14606-1
* Parts included in Hopper Assembly
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