UTV Broadcast Spreaders

UTV broadcast spreaders put your side-by-side to work spreading grass seed, granular fertilizer and other approved free-flowing materials across larger areas. A rotating spinner distributes material in a broad pattern, helping you cover pastures, food plots and lawns without making every pass on foot. Choosing a UTV spreader starts with checking how it attaches to your machine and whether that setup fits your workload. Compare the spreader’s mounting requirements with your UTV’s hitch or cargo bed specifications, and account for the combined weight of the equipment and a full hopper. Hopper capacity matters, too: a larger hopper may mean fewer refill stops, but it also adds weight to your setup. For an electric broadcast spreader, check the power requirements, wiring connections and control placement before buying. Always confirm that the spreader is approved for the material you plan to apply, especially if you’re considering salt or ice melt alongside seed and fertilizer. Getting an even application from a UTV broadcast spreader takes a little preparation before heading into the field. Start with the seed or fertilizer label’s recommended application rate, then follow the spreader manufacturer’s calibration steps to set material flow and establish pass spacing. Ground speed, gate opening, spinner speed and granule size can all affect the amount applied and the spread pattern, so one setting won’t suit every job. A measured test area helps you check output before treating the whole property. Maintain a steady travel speed, follow the recommended overlap between passes and shut off material flow before stopping to help prevent heavy deposits. Pick a day with little wind to limit drift, and keep fertilizer away from waterways and areas where runoff could carry it off target. After spreading, empty leftover material and clean the hopper, gate and spinner according to the equipment instructions. Storing your UTV seed and fertilizer spreader clean and dry helps keep material from caking and leaves it ready for the next round of property chores.