36210Qty 2

36214Qty 4

36200Qty 4

36205Qty 3

36300 Qty 17

36207Qty 2

36305 Qty 2

33117 Qty 1

36105 Qty 1

36104 Qty 1

36103 Qty 1

36209Qty 4

36404 Qty 18

For C24HDOnly

Upper Handle

Gauge & Lever

Handle Shaft

FrameBrace

CrossBrace

LowerHandles

Impeller

Frame

Gearbox

Pivot

ControlRod

Pivot Rod

AxleFoot

(Qty 4 #36214)1/4-20 X 1½”

Phillips Panhead

(Qty 4 #36300)1/4-20 SS Locknut

2. Position hopper on side. Install frame using (4) 1/4-20 x 1 ½” Pan Head Phillips machine screws and (4) 1/4-20 nylon insert locknuts. First put bolts through holes in frame then through holes in bottom of hopper. Secure with locknuts. TIGHTEN THESE LOCKNUTS NOW.

1. Remove and identify all of the loose parts from carton.

8-2014 Pt# 52142 PAGE 1

Gauge Overlay is snapped over the metal gauge. Replace the stop bolt assembly to se-

cure overlay on the gauge.

WARNINGDo not use air tools to assemble. To prevent

seizing, spray all nuts & bolts with oil, grease, wax, or other lubricant.

PLEASE CONTACT US: IF YOU ARE MISSING ANY PARTS, HAVE ANY DIFFICULTY IN ASSEMBLY, OR HAVE ANY QUESTIONS REGARDING THE SAFE OPERATION OF THIS SPREADER. THIS MODEL INCLUDES LIFETIME TECHNICAL SUPPORT. SUPPORT HOT LINE: 574-848-7491 or 800-294-0671, email: techsupport@earthway.com

HELPFUL HINTS: READ THE DIRECTIONS BEFORE ASSEMBLY ; If your spreader does not spread evenly, be sure the FRONT on the gear box points to the front of the spreader. The impeller must turn clockwise. Reversing the gearbox will cause the impeller to turn counter clockwise. Clean the impeller after each use as some fertilizer may become stuck on the impeller blades and 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 and dry your spreader thoroughly after each use, wash between the shut-off plate and bottom of the hopper regularly. To prevent rust, coat all metal parts (inside and out) including the chassis tubes with a light oil or corrosion preventative spray. Wash between the shut off plate and bottom of the hopper and allow to dry before next use..

; Gears are permanently lubricated at the factory. Do not open the gearbox or dirt may enter. ; If you use Rock Salt remove the agitator to prevent damage to the gearbox and remove salt from the hopper daily. Rock Salt will reconstitute back into a solid block if left in the hopper overnight and will damage your gearbox if pushed with the block in place.

ROCK SALT AND POWDERED MATERIALS SHOULD NOT BE USED IN THIS SPREADER AS IT WILL DAMAGE

GEARBOX AND CAN VOID WARRANTY. USE ONLY GRANULAR MATERIALS.

IF YOUR SPREADER COMES SEMI ASSEMBLED, SKIP TO STEP #7

MADE IN THE USA

C24HD & C24HDSAssembly And OperAting instructiOns

3. Install impeller onto pinion shaft. Insert 1/8” x 1¼” cotter pin through impeller then through pinion shaft. Use hole nearest gear box. Spread cotter pin to prevent from falling out. Next, install the Cross Brace through the Gearbox Brace Support as shown above.

FRONT

PinionShaft

1/8 x 1-1/4”Cotter Pin (#36105)Impeller

Cross Brace

GEARBOX ASSEMBLY

Gearbox Brace

FRONT

EarthWay EarthWayEV-N-SPRED EV-N-SPRED

®®

4. Install Gearbox by inserting the pinion shaft into hole in center of hoppers bottom. The word “FRONT” on the gearbox must point to FRONT of the hopper.

GearboxAssembly

Frame brace

¼-20 x 1½”Hex Head Bolt

and cupped washerStep 5AStep 5B

¼-20 x 2¼”Hex Head Bolt

and cupped washerStep 5

¼-20 Lock nutand cupped washer

Cross Brace

Frame

Lower HandleShut-Off

¼-20 x 1½”Hex Head Bolt

FootImpeller

5. Install the Lower Handles: insert 2¼” bolt with cupped washer (C24HD) through second hole (approximately in the middle of the Lower Handle) in lower handle and through first hole in frame and secure with locknut. A. Now insert 1½” bolt through first hole in lower handle, then through frame brace, and finally into the threaded connector in the Cross Brace. [NOTE: Numbers on frame braces must be facing toward gearbox as shown.]Install the Foot into the Frame and align the bolt holes in the Foot and the Frame (a Phillips screwdriver or large nail is helpful to align the parts)

B. Next insert 1½” bolt through other end of frame brace and through second hole in frame through the foot and install cupped washer (C24HD) and locknut.

DO NOT TIGHTEN YET.

PAGE 2NOW GO BACK AND TIGHTEN ALL NUTS AND BOLTS

STARTING WITH FIRST STEP. DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN.

nOtice cupped wAsher lOcAtiOns - On c24hd Only

TIP: PosITIon cuPPed washers beTween nuT or bolT head and chassIs

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¼-20Lock Nut

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for C24HD)

¼-20 x 2¾”Hex Head Bolt

¼-20 x 2¼”Hex Head Bolt

and (Cupped Washerfor C24HD)

2 Position HandleLower Position

Upper Position

Insert Pivot Rodinto Shut-Off

and rotate to secure

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Angle

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6. Install the axle through the lower handle and then the gearbox and finally, through the other lower handle. Now install the drive wheel to axle using pin hole nearest to lower handles as shown. Insert 2” cotter pin through wheel and through axle. Bend with pliers to prevent pin from falling out. NEXT Install coast wheel to axle, and then using outside pin hole on the axle (as shown on the left), insert 1” cotter pin through axle [NOTE: The cotter pin does not go through the wheel]. Bend with pliers to prevent pin from falling out. TURN SPREADER UPRIGHT ON TO WHEELS

Coast wheel side1” Cotter Pin

Drive wheel side2” Cotter Pin

7. NOTE: BEFORE INSTALLING THE GAUGE & LEVER ASSEMBLY AND UPPER HANDLE TO THE HANDLE SHAFT, SELECT THE BEST POSITION FOR THE OPERATOR’S COMFORT. You can select lower or upper positions for best fit to the operator’s height. Insert 2 ¾” bolt through the Gauge, then upper handle and finally through handle shaft. See example to the right.

DO NOT TIGHTEN LOCKNUT YET. 8. Insert pivot rod into shut off plate as shown below. [TIP: Insert rod end from the top, then push down & turn to lock in place.]9. Insert other end of pivot rod into pivot and bracket assembly as shown. [TIP: Insert rod end from the side that has the angle attached to the bracket, then turn to lock in place as shown at the right and above. The correct positioning of the Pivot Bracket has the Angle and Attaching Arm facing away from the gearbox.]

5 1

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Insert Control Rod into

Pivot Bracket

Attach ¼-20 REGULAR(NOT LOCKNUTS) Hex Nuts

at these points.

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¼-20 X 1¾”Hex Head Bolt

and (Cupped Washerfor C24HD)

¼-20Lock Nut

and (Cupped Washerfor C24HD)

Setting #30

CALIBRATION POINT

10. Install handle shaft to lower handles and pivot & bracket assembly as shown. Using (4) 1 ¾” bolts with cupped washers (C24HD) and (4) locknuts (2) cupped washers (C24HD). [TIP: Attach right side first with cupped washers on both nuts and bolts, then attach left (Pivot Bracket) side with washers only on the bolt side]

TIGHTEN BOLTS AND NUTS NOW.

5 1

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30

Gauge & Lever

Control RodTabbed Hole

Control RodLever Tensioning Nut

12. Next push lever forward to setting “0”. Align control rod with hole in pivot bracket, pull lever backward to insert control rod through hole in pivot bracket. [TIP: If the lever does not move easily, loosen slightly to make this step easier] Now install 1/4-20 regular nut on to Control rod.

DO NOT TIGHTEN NUTS YET.13. Pull lever back to setting “30” as shown. Next push pivot & bracket forward so that the shut off plate in the hopper is in the full open position. [NOTE: THE SETTING OF “30” ON THE GAUGE & LEVER ASSEMBLY MUST OPEN THE SHUT-OFF COMPLETELY FOR PROPER CALIBRATION.] Now tighten the nuts against the pivot bracket to prevent change in calibration. Test by opening and closing the Gauge & Lever a few times to ensure an accurate calibration.

14. Tension on the flow control lever may be adjusted by tightening or loosening the tension nut as shown above.

11. Install flattened end of control rod in to lever on gauge into Control Rod Tabbed hole as shown. Turn to lock in place. NEXT: Install (1) 1/4-20 Hex Nut [not a locknut] on to Control Rod and thread halfway as shown below.

16. Insert Agitator to pinion shaft on inside of hopper. NOTE: Position of flat side of agitator. This pin should be installed as shown above.

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15. Install the two 1/4-20 x 1” Stainless Steel bolts into holes located on each side of the hopper and secure with 1/4-20 lock-nut. Next slide Debris Screen under the two bolts inside the hopper.

1/4-20 x 1”Hex Head Bolt

Stainless1/4-20 Lock Nut

Stainless

nOtice cupped wAsher lOcAtiOns

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17. For normal operation both doors should be fully opened. To reduce flow to the left side, partially or completely close the door over the rear (LARGE) hole. To reduce flow to the right side, partially or completely close the door over the front (SMALL) hole. Close both doors for a narrow center spread pattern.

WARNING: If the optional side deflector is being used in the down position, the plate over the rear (LARGE) hole MUST BE CLOSED or an over application of material will occur.

The settings furnished on the Setting Matrix are intended as a guide only. Variations in physical characteristics of material applied, walking speed, and roughness of ground surface may require slightly different spreader settings. Due to these conditions, Earthway Products, Inc. makes no warranty as to the uniformity of coverage actually obtained from the settings listed.

Spread PatternEach adjustable port

has 8 positions

One port closed

Both ports closed

Both ports open

FULL Rate (one pass) HALF Rate (two passes)

SPREAD PATH

© 2013 Earthway Products, Inc. All rights reserved

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONSBefore filling hopper, become familiar with the operation of this spreader.

5 Obtain proper setting for material to be used from the enclosed SETTING MATRIX included with this spreader, or from our web site under the MANUALS SECTION.

5 Move stop bolt on rate gauge assembly to the proper setting. 5 While pushing spreader forward, pull control lever back to stop bolt. 5 To stop, push lever forward to close flow holes before you stop moving. 5 When finished, empty any remaining material from hopper. 5 Thoroughly wash spreader and allow to dry before storing. Apply coating of light oil to help prevent corrosion. 5 If you use Rock Salt, remove agitator when using Rock Salt to prevent damage to the gearbox.

Earthway Products, Inc.1009 Maple Street, PO Box 547

Bristol, IN 46507

For Your Records

Date Purchased

Place of Purchase

HOW TO ORDER SPARE PARTSAll spare parts listed may be ordered direct from

EarthWay Products, Inc.Be sure to give the following information when ordering.

Model NumberPart Number

Part DescriptionCall (574) 848-7491, 800-294-0671, or email: parts@earthway.

com for current prices.

5-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTYEarthway Products, Inc. warrants this product free of defects in original workmanship and materials for a period of 5-Years to the end user with the original purchase receipt. If a manufacturing non-conformance is found, Earthway Products, Inc. at its discretion will repair or replace the part(s) or product at no charge provided the failure is not the result of incorrect installation, mishandling, misuse, tampering, or normal wear and tear as determined by Earthway. Earthway at its discretion may require that the part(s) or product be returned along with the original purchase receipt at owners’ expense for examination and compliance with the terms of this warranty. Do not return any product without first receiving authorization from Earthway Products, Inc. To seek remedy under this warranty, contact Earthway Products, Inc. at 574-848-7491, techsupport@earthway.com or write to Earthway Products, Inc. P.O. Box 547 Bristol, Indiana 46507 and describe the nature of the manufacturing defect. SPECIFIC LIMITATIONS: This warranty covers only the part(s) or product; any labor charges associated with repair or replacement of non-conformances are specifically excluded. Due to the corrosive nature of most fertilizers and ice melt products, Earthway Products, Inc. makes no warranty against and specifically excludes part(s) or product degradation or failure due to corrosion or its effects. Clean and dry your spreader thoroughly after each use, as a preventative measure, coat all metal parts with a light oil or silicon spray.

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C24HD & C24HDS prOfessiOnAl brOAdcAst spreAderKey # Part # Description Key # Part # Description

1 40003 SQUARE SCREEN 22 36205 1/4-20 X 2 1/4" HHCS S.S.

2 60219 HOPPER ASSEMBLY 23 24300 HANDLE SHAFT STAINLESS STEEL

3 33117 AGITATOR 23 25301 HANDLE SHAFT PAINTED

4 36214 1/4-20 X 1 1/2" PHPMS S.S. 24 36305 1/4-20 HEX NUT STAINLESS STEEL

5 36300 1/4-20 NYLON INSERT LOCKNUT S.S. 25 44251 PIVOT ROD

6 36210 1/4-20 X 1" HHMS S.S. 26 42256 CONTROL ROD

7 12209 HOPPER BUSHING 27 60298 GAUGE & LEVER ASSEMBLY

8 12278 SHUT OFF PLATE ASSEMBLY - PROFESSIONAL 28 36207 1/4-20 X 2 3/4" HHCS S.S.

9 24202 LOWER HANDLE COMPLETE - STAINLESS STEEL 29 12273 GRIP 9.75" LONG

9 25202 LOWER HANDLE COMPLETE - PAINTED 30 60069 UPPER HANDLE ASSEMBLY W/GRIPS C-SERIES PAINTED

10 60299 PIVOT & BRACKET ASSEMBLY 30 60070 UPPER HANDLE ASSEMBLY W/GRIPS C-SERIES STAINLESS

11 36200 1/4-20 X 1 1/2" HHCS S.S. 31 36208 #6 X 3/8" TYPE 25 PHPS S.S.

12 42237 FRAME BRACE 32 11927 SHUTOFF SUPPORT- LARGE

13 24704 CROSS BRACE (11.125") 33 11926 SHUTOFF SUPPORT- SMALL

14 24111 FRAME STAINLESS STEEL 34 31138 #8 X 3/8" PMT #8 HD COARSE BLACK

14 25108 FRAME PAINTED 35 36404 1/4 CUPPED WASHER S.S.

15 12109 IMPELLER (9" DIA) 36 36209 1/4-20 X 1 3/4" HHCS S.S.

16 36105 1/8" X 1 1/4" COTTER PIN S.S. 37 60027 WING NUT ASSEMBLY BLACK

17 60333 NEW FLOATING GEAR BOX 38 37100 1/4-20 X 1" CARRIAGE BOLT ZINC

18 12352 BEARING (COMMERCIAL) EACH 39 12147 SPACER

19 36103 3/16 X 2" COTTER PIN S.S. 40 24500 AXLE, COINED

20 19117 13" DIA PNEUMATIC TIRE DRIVE 41 25723 FRAME FOOT PAINTED

21 36104 3/16 X 1" COTTER PIN S.S. 41 25723-SS FRAME FOOT STAINLESS STEEL

30 20 10 0

Lesco Settings

Standard Settings (12196) Gauge Overlay andOPTIONAL Lesco Settings (12195) Gauge Overlay

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Earthway Products, Inc.P.O. Box 547

Bristol, Indiana 46507(574) 848-7491 or1-800-294-0671

Using the EV-N-SPRED® Dual Port PRO Adjustable Shut-Off SystemThe EV-N-SPRED® Dual Port PRO Adjustable Shut-Off System is included on all professional models and allows the operator to balance the spread pattern evenly across the full 180o spread width, regardless of the weight or size of granular material. By closing either the right and or left side throwing ports you can balance the spread pattern to exacting precision without compromising spread width or application rate.

Each EV-N-SPRED® Dual Port PRO Adjustable Shut-Off System drop hole has a corresponding 1/3rd coverage area on the spread width of the spreader leaving a feathered-edge for overlapping the spread path. The illustration to the right shows each port and the corresponding 1/3rd coverage area of the spread path. These ports can be adjusted to effectively balance the spread pattern, giving equal amounts of material across the full 180o spread pattern.

EV-N-SPRED®Dual Port PRO System SetupTest all material prior to beginning your spreading job. You will need a 50’ measuring tape, a small scale to weigh the material, bucket or container to hold the material for re-weighing, chalk or a line marking device, and (7) low baking tins. Using the EarthWay® Bag Calibrator #77016 can greatly reduce the time needed for determining the Setting Rates on any material but is not mandatory to establish a setting rate.

1. Evaluate the material being spread by comparing it to the following standard as a reference. Large/Heavy is the size of a BB (⅛ in / 3mm), spread width is 20 - 30 feet (7.6 - 9.1 metersMedium/Mixed (½ the size of a BB), spread width is 16 - 20 feet (4.8 - 7.6 meters) Small/Fine (the size of sand), spread width is 12 - 16 feet (3.7 - 4.8 meters)

2. Add a small amount of the material into the spreader, enough to cover the bottom (2-3 in / 5 - 7 cm) and begin to test for spread width.Set the stop on the gauge to #15 and push the spreader several feet /meters at normal walking speed on a flat hard surface (where the material will be visible), and OPEN the lever to the STOP while continuing to walk for 3-4 paces, and CLOSE the shut-off and STOP (don’t move the spreader from that position). Measure the spread width and evaluate the spread pattern for even distribution on either side of the spread width center line. TIP: Typical spread width references are listed above. The spread width that you measure is used to calculate the actual Setting Rate for the material.

Spread Pattern

Adjustable Throwing Portswith 8 repeatable settingsto balance the left or right

spread pattern to the center.

Spread Pattern

SPREAD WIDTH

Gauge & Lever15FINE MEDIUM LARGE

ADJUSTING THE EV-N-SPRED® DUAL PORT SHUT-OFF SYSTEM1. Next, using the (7) low baking tins position, them in a straight line on 2-foot centers across the spread width as shown at the right. Adjust the left or right variable throwing ports to EVEN THE SPREAD pattern. TIP: For large/heavy materials, close the LEFT SIDE (LINES) port slightly before you start your EV-N-SPRED® test. For small/light materials, open the LEFT SIDE (LINES) port fully and close the RIGHT SIDE (DOTS) port slightly before you start your EV-N-SPRED® test. With BOTH ports closed, the spread is only from the center port, and will give you a 3-4ft spread width in the center of the spreader - great for medians.Begin pushing the spreader several feet before the line of tins and at normal walking speed. Walk along the Center Line, and OPEN the Lever to the STOP 3-4 paces before the line of tins and continue walking past the tins 1 or 2 paces and CLOSE the Lever and STOP. Visually evaluate the material in the baking tins to determine if your spread pattern is balanced - having the same amount of material in each baking tin. Empty each tin back into the spreader, adjust the ports and RETEST until you are satisfied that the coverage is balanced.

ESTABLISH THE SETTING RATE2. Remove the material from the hopper, and mark the distance that you need to travel with the spreader to attain the designated coverage area - i.e. 1,000 square feet using the spread width you determined earlier. Above is a chart to help determine the distance needed for 1,000 square foot calculation. Mark the START and END POINTS on the surface required for the test.Weigh a small amount (10-20lbs/4-9kg) of the material, and add that into to the spreader. Using the Setting Matrix included with the spreader, estimate a setting rate based on material manufacturers recommendations and adjust the STOP on the Gauge to that position. Now to test, start walking 1-2 paces before the START LINE and OPEN the Lever to the stop and then CLOSE when you cross the END POINT LINE.Pour the remaining material from the spreader and weigh to calculate the amount applied over the area. Adjust the Setting Rate to a higher number if you need to increase the application rate, or to a lower number if you applied too much in the test. You may need to repeat this process to acquire the exact rate.

The EV-N-SPRED® Dual Port PRO Adjustable Shut-Off System ensures that EarthWay® Professional spreaders evenly spread all types of fertilizers, seed, ice melt, or other granular products, and is only available from EarthWay®.

Spread width in feet

Length needed for 1,000 Sq Ft

Spread width in feet

Length needed for 1,000 Sq Ft

7 142’ 11” 14 71’ 5”8 125’ 15 66’ 8”9 111’ 1” 16 62’ 6”

10 100’ 17 58’ 10”11 90’ 11” 18 55’ 7”12 83’ 4” 19 52’ 7”13 76’ 11” 20 50’

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