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1009104 Rev. A

©2012 Brinly-Hardy Co.

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Figure 2

Remove

5.  Remove the shipping brackets from the unit frame. 

Discard the shipping brackets and the hardware.

6.  Reinstall the handlebar assembly on the spreader with six 

5/16”-18 x 1.00 hex head bolts and 5/16” nylon lock 
nuts as shown in Figure 3.  Hardware is located in the 
manual bag.  

 

 

 

5/16”-18 x 1” 
Flange Head Bolts

Figure 3

5/16” nylon lock 

nuts

IMPORTANT: Make sure the cables are not kinked or 
get pinched before assembly.

7.  Check the engine oil level and the function of all controls 

per instructions in OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS Section and 
MAINTENANCE Section.

8.  Calibrate spreader according to instructions in SPREADER 

OPERATION Section.

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 

ACCUWAY

®

SPREAD CALIBRATION

OFF

ADJUSTMENT

OFF

SIDE 

DEFLECTOR

DOWN

UP

HOPPER 

SHUT-OFF

OPEN

CLOSED

Serious bodily injury may 

result from failure to follow 

safe operator procedure.

‡ Read the operator’s manual before 

operating this machine.

‡ Clear area of debris.
‡ Do not remove or disable shields, guards, 

or safety devices.

‡ Always chock the wheel or engage the 

parking brake when transporting the 
machine or when parking on a grade.

‡ Stop engine, disconnect spark plug, set 

parking brake before adjusting or servicing.

‡ Keep people and pets a safe distance away 

from machine.

‡ Do not add fuel while engine is warm or 

running.

‡ Use caution on slopes.
‡ Before leaving the operator’s position, wait 

for all movement to stop.

‡ Do not allow operation of the machine by 

untrained personel.

CAUTION

FOR FIRST-TIME OPERATORS

‡ START OFF IN A FLAT, OPEN AREA.
‡ KEEP BYSTANDERS AWAY
‡ SET THROTTLE AT A LOW SPEED.
‡ PRACTICE MANEUVERING, 

(FORWARD, REVERSE, LEFT, RIGHT)

Reverse Ground 
Speed Control

Speed Control Lever 

(Application Transport)

Figure 4

Forward Ground 

Speed Control

Engine ON/OFF 
Switch

Hopper 
Shut-Off

Side 
Defl ector

Accuway Spread 
Calibration

A. Controls

1. Engine ON/OFF Switch:

The ON/OFF switch is located on the far left side of the control 
panel. To start the engine, set the switch to the "ON" Position.  
To turn off the engine, set the switch to the "OFF" Position.

2. Fuel Shutoff Valve:

The fuel shutoff valve is located between the carburetor and 
the fuel tank on the LH side of the engine. The handle turns 90 
degrees to open or close. When the handle is in the horizontal 
position, it will open the fl ow of fuel to the engine. When it 
is turned to a vertical position, it will shut off the fuel fl ow to 
the engine. Anytime the spreader is being trailered, or if the 
machine will not be in use for 30 minutes or more, close the 
fuel shutoff valve to prevent fl ooding the engine.

3. Speed Control Lever:

The speed control lever limits the forward speed of the unit 
by limiting the travel of the forward control lever. "Application 
speed" sets the unit's ground speed to about 3 mph. Use a 
slower speed while learning how to use and control the unit.

4. Ground Speed Control Levers:

Located on the right side of the control panel is the forward 
ground speed control lever. The left lever is for reverse. These 
two levers control the maximum output of the hydrostatic 
transaxle and thus the ground speed of the spreader 
independent of the engine speed. Pulling the right lever 
rearward increases the forward speed and pulling the left 
lever rearward Increases the reverse speed. Do not move 
both levers in unison, only pull one at a time.  When the levers 
are moved in unison they will place excessive pressure on the 
cables, which could cause them to break. To start the engine, 
ensure both levers are in their neutral position.

Summary of Contents for S100-12010

Page 1: ...er Spreaders Contact Us at 800 972 6130 This manual contains information for the safety of persons and property Read it carefully before assembly and operation of the equipment IMPORTANT Model S100 12...

Page 2: ...transporting the machine or when parking on a grade Stop engine disconnect spark plug set parking brake before adjusting or servicing Keep people and pets a safe distance away from machine Do not add...

Page 3: ...rs without adequate ventilation Exhaust fumes are deadly 10 Never run an engine in an enclosed area 11 Do not change the engine governor setting or over speed the engine B Related To Fuel 1 Use extra...

Page 4: ...pacity listed in Specifications Section 24 To prevent injury from hand never place hands into hopper while fan is spinning SPECIFICATIONS Model S100 12010 Engine Mfg Subaru HP 5 5 3600 RPM Type 4 Cycl...

Page 5: ...und Speed Control Speed Control Lever Application Transport Figure 4 Forward Ground Speed Control Engine ON OFF Switch Hopper Shut Off Side Deflector Accuway Spread Calibration A Controls 1 Engine ON...

Page 6: ...Rearward Control Speed Cable Nuts Forward Control Speed Cable Nuts Figure 6 Forward Control Speed Cable Loosen the nut on the cable and adjust until the drive wheel stops moving Moving the cable towar...

Page 7: ...properly supported by jack stands 5 Do not tamper with the engine s governor settings They are adjusted to provide the proper maximum engine speed 6 If the machine is to be in storage for more than 3...

Page 8: ...gned to handle dry clean free flowing material only such as bagged rock salt ice melt fertilizer and grass seed 1 The recommended vehicle operating speed when spreading is approximately 3 MPH or sligh...

Page 9: ...n free flowing material only such as bagged rock salt ice melt fertilizer and grass seed SPEED ACCURACY FREEDOM FROM STRIPES AND STREAKS are yours when you use this Spreader The spread width ranges fr...

Page 10: ...ADING CHART Product Bag Weight Sq Ft Coverage Dial Setting Full Rate Dial Setting Half Rate Spread Width Blue Grass or Red Top 5 lbs 1 000 1 25 4 1 lbs 1 000 2 0 4 2 lbs 1 000 2 5 4 Park Merion Delta...

Page 11: ...1009104 Rev A 2012 Brinly Hardy Co 11 This Page Intentionally Left Blank...

Page 12: ...e liable for any loss damage or expense including but not limited to consequential or incidental damages arising from the operation condition or use of the item The sole and exclusive remedy against S...

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