HOTSHOT 70, 70 HD, 100 HD BROADCAST SPREADER

Premium All-Season Spreader

An all-season spreader gets a lot of use, so you want one you can trust. Meyer’s premium Hot Shot broadcast spreaders were built to handle extreme conditions year-round and can hold 70 or 100 pounds of material with a maximum spread range of 12 feet to 18 feet, depending on the model. Heavy-duty models are made of stainless steel.

Performance

Hotshot walk-behind broadcast spreaders come in two sizes and three models. They are equipped to spread in confined areas, thanks to an easy-to-remove deflector shield that prevents the material from flying too far.

Get Years of Reliable Service

Our proven construction process ensures years of reliable service. Hotshot hoppers are made of high-density polypropylene and the frames are powder-coat painted, butt-welded and coated with epoxy. The axle and wheel bearings/bushings provide self-lubrication with excellent wear and load-carrying performance. 

Meyer offers a 1-year warranty on the Meyer Hotshot Spreaders, parts and labor. Replacement parts and accessories also carry a one-year warranty.

Keep Material Dry

The custom-fitted, see-through cover comes standard on the Hotshot-70/70 HD/100 HD. It keeps the weather out of the hopper and keeps the material inside, dry and clump-free.

Ease of Use - Glide Over Tough Surfaces

Pushing a fully-loaded spreader over snow and ice or uneven terrain can be frustrating. With a Meyer Hotshot, you’ll glide over the toughest surfaces because Hotshots have 13-inch-diameter, heavy-duty ice-gripping pneumatic tires driven by a gear-assisted axle with self-lubricating bearings/bushings. Made out of heavy-duty Nylatron GS impregnated with Teflon®, the greaseless gears are smooth all year long.

Easily Control the Flow of Material

The ergonomically friendly T-handle features a convenient push-button shut-off to quickly and easily stop the flow of material.

Easy To Adjust Flow Rate

The material flow rate is easily adjusted with an easy-to-read wheel. Hotshot spreader settings correspond to other spreader models. Meyer also provides guidelines for application settings based on particle size.