Flared sides... wider, 36-1/2" box

- Easier to    load
- Greater   capacity
- Less   spillage...   cleaner

Heavier 1-1/2" angle-iron, rear box frame

Non-flared sides... narrower,
27-1/2" box
- More difficult   to load
- Less   capacity
- More   spillage...
  messier
Lighter 1-1/4" flat-bar, rear box frame

Stronger, A-frame hitch design
Heavier 1-1/2" square-tube pole

- Directs 100% of   the pulling force   towards the two   strongest points on   axle (outer ends)...   no axle flexing
- Distributes box   weight over wider   area

- Wider distribution of weight relieves   pressure on spreader box

Weaker, straight-pole hitch design
Lighter 1-1/4" square-tube pole

- Directs 100% of the
  pulling force towards
  the one weakest   point on axle   (middle)...less-sturdy,
  flexing axle
- Straight-pole   concentrates weight   in a narrow area

- Concentrated weight increases   pressure on spreader box

Larger 1-1/2" square-tube axle
Heavier axle (48 lbs)
- Angle-iron reinforced, non-flexing   axle reduces stress on spreader box
Oversize spreader box mounts distribute weight over wider area,
relieving pressure on spreader box
Wider apron-chain flight return guides

Smaller 1-1/4" square-tube axle
Lighter axle (23 lbs)
-Weaker, flexing axle increases  stress on spreader box

Smaller spreader box mounts
concentrate weight in a narrower area, increasing pressure on spreader box
Narrower apron-chain flight return guides

Greasable idler sprockets
- Reduces wear;   increases life

Wider 3" bronze-lined sprocket-arm pivot

- Prevents side to side movement - for   better sprocket alignment... even   after extended use
Adjustable sprockets
- Easier to service

Narrow 1/4"non- lined pivot

- More side to side movement =   sprocket misalignment... after   extended use
Non-Adjustable sprockets
- Difficult to service

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