GARDEBRUK® 25L Pneumatic Rotary Spreader | Grit Salt | Grass Seed | Adjustable Rate | Autumn Lawn Feed & Rock Salt Dispenser | Durable Design for Professional Landscaping & Garden Maintenance

Thank goodness I can understand German and am quite handy with assembly and DIY... The instructions with black and white pictorials are accompanied by German text. The English instructions are textual only, and require flipping between the German pictorial instructions, list of parts and English instructions, making the assembly hellish for a regular user. Once assembled, the product seems sturdy and flawless. Small gripe - the wheels are a bit tight, so once the bucket is near empty, while rolling on a particularly non-tactile surface, the wheels will not spin easily.

Very good, Works well!

What a load of rubbish . The instructions are utterly useless . All in german and the photos are very poor they show no detail whatsoever . It looks like the paperwork has been done on a copier thats past its best . Missing washers , I found the whole plot very flimsy and badly thought out . How long this is supposed to last .... who knows ! ! The axle has a flat spot that fits in to the rotator .. This isnt a good idea , it has no support on either side and moves around freely . Tony king . on his review drilled either side of this and fitted 2 split pins to keep it in place .. I drilled out 2 penny washers and put a jubilee clip on either side of the rotor drive to keep it all in place .. Double washers every where and it seems very sturdy . Good luck

Yes, fine , seems to be good quality; however, cit ould do with assembly instructions being slightly clearer and in larger diagrams

Very good

Looks sturdy, other people said it was difficult to build however I would recommend a cross head screwdriver with a size 10 socket at the other end. This woks pretty well. There is a web site for info on building if you need more help.

Works well

Assembly instructions not great and some of the parts have manufacturing issues. Once assembled I managed one circuit of the lawn before it stopped working. One wheel drives the mechanism that operates the spreader and there's nothing very positive to hold the axle in the right place so that the crushed part of the axle that locates with the spreader mechanism. I had to take it back apart, bend one of the legs then to be sure I drilled the axle and fixed its position with split pins it so that it couldn't move away from it's central position. Once I'd done that I was pleased with how it works.