If your spreader does not spread evenly, be sure the FRONT on the gear points to the
front of the spreader. The impeller must turn clockwise. Reversing the gear will cause the
impeller to turn counter clockwise. Clean the impeller plate after each use. Fertilizer stuck
on the impeller blades will cause uneven spreading.
Your spreader is designed to be pushed at three miles per hour, which is a brisk walking
speed. Slower or faster speeds will change the spread patterns. Wet fertilizer will also
change the spread pattern and flow rate. Clean your spreader thoroughly after each use.
Wash between the shut off plate and bottom of the hopper.
16. Flat washer Ø16 (5pcs)
17. Wheel assembly frame (2pcs)
18. Upper handles (2pcs)
19. Handle shaft (1pc)
20. Frame (1pc)
21. Rain cover (1pc)
22. Impeller (1pc)
23. Crossover tube (1pc)
24. Hopper screen (1pc)
25. Wheel (2 pcs)
26. Hopper (1pc)
27. Gear & axle assembly (1 pcs)
28. Gauge & lever assembly (1 pc)
29. Frame brace (2 pcs)
3 ASSEMBLY
3.1 Figure 1
Turn the hopper upside down and attach the frame using four screws ST6.3x38.
3.2 Figure 2
Slide the impeller, the swivel axle fix plate and the swivel axle bushing onto the vertical
shaft of gear & axle assembly.
Insert the screw M4x20 through the impeller and the top of the vertical shaft.
3.3 Figure 3
Find the two wheel assembly frames.
Connect the right & left wheel assembly frames with the frame by bolts M6X60, secure
with lock nut M6.
Connect the two ends of the cross tube with the right & left wheel assembly frames by bolt
M6X40, secure with lock nut M6.
Connect the cross tube with the shaft support plate by bolt M6X35, the big flat washer Ø6
and lock nut M6.
3.4 Figure 4
Attach one end of each frame brace to the outside of the hopper frame assembly by using
Attach the other end of each frame brace to the inside of the right & left wheel assembly
frames by using bolt M6x35 and M6 lock nut.
NOTE: The nuts and bolts do not have to be completely tightened yet.
3.5 Figure 5
Slip the inner axle bushing onto the right side of the axle, pushing the inner axle bushing
into the outer axle bushing until tight. Attach the wheel to the right side of the axle by
inserting the bolt M5x45 bolt and fastening with Lock Nut M5. Attach the axle end cap by
tapping with a wooden or rubber mallet.
Slip the inner axle bushing onto the left side of the axle, pushing the inner axle bushing
into the outer axle bushing until tight. Push the wheel onto the axle. Insert the flat washer
Ø16 and attach the axle end cap by tapping with a wooden or rubber mallet.
NOTE: The nuts and bolts do not have to be completely tightened yet.
NOTE: Insert the inner axle bushing into outer axle bushing and make sure
they are tight.
3.6 Figure 6
Insert the handle shaft between the top ends of the wheel assembly frames. Pass the two
bolts M6x45 through the wheel assembly frames and the handle shaft then fasten with the lock
nuts M6.
Go back and tighten all nuts and bolts assembled so far. Do not
overtighten.
NOTE: in the following step, the handle can be higher or lower depending
on the user’s preference.
Before installing the gauge, the upper handles and the handle shaft, decide which of the three
positions will be most comfortable for the operator. If the middle or the upper positions are
chosen, use a the handle spacer in the hole nearest to the handle grips.
3.7 Figure 7
Insert the bolts M6x45 through the upper left handle, then through the handle spacer and
the upper handle on the right side, screw with the flat washer Ø6 and the lock nut M6.
Slide the gauge and the lever assembly onto the bolts and fasten with the lock nut M6.
Tighten lock nuts securely.
3.8 Figure 8
Push the adjustable handle to the lowest position.
Insert one end of the adjusting cable into the hole at the end of gauge and the lever
assembly.
Use the line clamp to fix the position of the cable by using the bolt M5X10 and the lock nut
M5. Noted: DO NOT TIGHTEN.
3.9 Figure 9
Slip the threaded end of the adjustable connecting rod into the shut off plate with a flat washer
Ø6, then fasten with the flat washer Ø6 and the lock nut M6.
Release these 2 nuts to
adjust the length of the
cable to make sure the
hole on the bottom of the
hopper is fully open or
closed when the handle
in the highest or lowest
position.
Move the handle up or down.
4 ADJUSTMENTS (FIG. 10)
To operate this spreader, push the handle to the lowest position (downwards). You may move
the position of the wing nut on the gauge & lever to adjust the space on the hole between the
hopper and the adjustable plate as per your need when spreading.
VARO N.V. - Joseph Van Instraat 9 - BE2500 Lier - BELGIUM, declares that,
product: Walk behind spreader
trade mark: POWERplus
model: POWXG8250
is in conformity with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of the applicable
European Directives, based on the application of European harmonized standards. Any
unauthorized modification of the apparatus voids this declaration.
European Directives (including, if applicable, their amendments up to the date of signature);
2006/42/EC
European harmonized standards (including, if applicable, their amendments up to the date of
signature);
EN ISO 12100 : 2010
Keeper of the Technical Documentation : Philippe Vankerkhove, VARO – Vic. Van Rompuy
N.V.
The undersigned acts on behalf of the company CEO,
Hugo Cuypers
Regulatory Affairs – Compliance Manager
23/09/13