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18V ONE+ Cordless Lawn Seed Spreader
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18V ONE+ Cordless Lawn Seed Spreader

£59.99
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And you thought you had every power tool made.
No workshop or mancave is complete without one of these.
The ultimate ' that will be handy one day' gift or talking point.
Even though mothers day has passed you could keep it till next year
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  1. m00moo's avatar
    Errr.... or save nearly £40 and get one like this that does the exact same thing. Unless of course you are doing acres and acres which then you'll probably get someone to do that for you


    Gardena Hand-Held Spreader M: Spreader for simple distribution of fertiliser, seeds, and salt with a spreading width of 1-4 m, for lawn areas of up to about 100 m² (431-20) amzn.eu/d/a…R7P (edited)
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    But it's not got a motor, so old fashioned lol
  2. extonjoe's avatar
    i just scatter with the ancient method been used for millennia
    my hand
    mozzer_Morris's avatar
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    There must be a way to attach a battery.
  3. AuldHairyBaws's avatar
    Heat for me having to check this was actually real.
  4. Tedman's avatar
    Battery tools are just getting silly now. What next 😝 
    Wishbone_Thighs's avatar
    Battery-powered battery charger
  5. Ewen_Bruce's avatar
    I'm adding this to my list of things I didn't know I needed until I knew it existed.
  6. UKBFG's avatar
    If you do have a large area to do, I'd recommend the basic non-motorised wheeled versions.
  7. anthony69's avatar
    Don't most people just use their hand to spread their seed over the lawn?.

    Isn't it just being lazy to get a machine to do it for you?.
  8. drayz's avatar
    this is a great example of useless garbage, made specifically because people just cant resist having more of the same brand
  9. Moolnaz's avatar
    Have the Einhell version which looks identical, but bought for less than half the price of this. Used it when sowing a fairly large new lawn and now use often for over-seeding and fertilising since. Has helped quite a bit as could never spread seed/fertiliser as evenly by hand.
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