Soundguy
Old Timer
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- Mar 11, 2002
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I would use the spreader.. besides.. it is a good excuse to use the tractor..
Seriously... I hand seeded with those 'lawn spreader' seeders my 3.1 acres... me and my wife had a seeder each, and walked up and down strips in that yard..... went out and bought a 3pt seeder the next week...
Tractor supply sells the usualy heavy duty ones for about 360$, and a lighter duty one for 260$.. that has a flexible pto... fairly nice... also an electric one for like 229$.. ( didn't like the look of it.. )
Here in florida, we usually put down 30 - 50 pounds of seed per acre.. and 200-400 pounds of fertalizer per acre. Lime can be added at about 300 lbs per acre.. if needed.
Chris
Seriously... I hand seeded with those 'lawn spreader' seeders my 3.1 acres... me and my wife had a seeder each, and walked up and down strips in that yard..... went out and bought a 3pt seeder the next week...
Tractor supply sells the usualy heavy duty ones for about 360$, and a lighter duty one for 260$.. that has a flexible pto... fairly nice... also an electric one for like 229$.. ( didn't like the look of it.. )
Here in florida, we usually put down 30 - 50 pounds of seed per acre.. and 200-400 pounds of fertalizer per acre. Lime can be added at about 300 lbs per acre.. if needed.
Chris