Single-disc fertiliser spreaders GP - trailed
Single-disc trailed spreader - disc drive from the ground wheels, spreading width 1–6 m, five hopper sizes.
In summer — spreading mineral fertilisers (granulates and dust). In winter — spreading roads and squares (salt, sand, mixtures) with appropriate implements. Details in the Winter and salt · Select options from an authorised dealer.
Wheeled Version
In the field and on access roads — GP suits farms and operators responsible for internal roads, yards and car parks where straightforward, predictable operation matters. For fertilising: it surface-applies granular and powdered mineral fertilisers on arable fields, meadows, stubble and pasture; two levers at the machine set the rate, while the road wheels drive the disc. For winter and site maintenance the same machine can spread salt and grit on roads and paths. It couples to a tractor or another four-wheel vehicle through the lower hitch; working speed is 6–14 km/h and permissible ground slope 8°.
The machine is attached to the lower hitch.
The frame is designed for connection to the tractor's lower hitch, not the three-point linkage. Unladen weight ranges from 56 to 120 kg depending on the model.
Wheel drive, no hydraulic system.
The disc is driven by the ground wheels via an angle gear. The spread rate and direction are adjusted mechanically, using linkages and sliders.
Spreading 1–6 m, operating speed 6–14 km/h.
Granular and powdery fertilisers, as well as road and sidewalk spreading. The vanes setting varies depending on the type of material: for powdery fertilisers, the vanes are set against the disc's rotation, for granular fertilisers, in line with the rotation.
In Winter: Salt, Sand, and Sand Spreader
Key Technologies
From the metering lever to the disc rotation
Design and operating diagram of the trailed spreader GP. Select a stage to see which assembly is working: the hitch and frame, the sliders under the hopper, the drive from the road wheels, and finally the disc with six vanes.
conical hoppertwo openings with slidersbevel geardisc · 6 vanes
The spreader is parked and hitched to the tractor's lower linkage. Both slide gates are closed, the levers are at zero, and the disc remains stationary.
The R and L levers open the slide gates above the two metering openings. The scale ranges from zero when closed to ten when fully open, and the selected position is locked with a pin.
During travel, wheel rotation is transmitted via an angle gear to the disc shaft—without a PTO. At a speed of 10 km/h the disc reaches 400 rpm.
Fertiliser falls through both openings onto the disc, and six vanes spread it with centrifugal force in a strip ranging from 1 to 6 m wide. The level in the hopper drops.
How the Trailed Spreader Works GP
Learn about the hopper, wheel drive, single-disc spreader, metering levers, and optional hitch of the machine shown.

Conical plastic tank
The tank has the shape of a truncated, inverted cone. The capacity is selected based on the farm's needs, and the fertiliser enters the device through two openings in the bottom.
Disc drive from road wheels
The wheel's rotation is transmitted via an angle gear to the disc. This means GP does not require power from the tractor's PTO shaft.
One disc with six vanes
The disc uses centrifugal force to spread the material. Adjusting the vanes changes the direction and width of the spread pattern.
Two rate adjustment levers
The right and left levers control separate sliders. This allows for symmetrical spreading or limiting the flow to one side.
Ball hitch
The head shown at the end of the drawbar allows the spreader to be coupled to a vehicle equipped with a ball hitch. This type of hitch is available as an optional accessory.
Conical plastic tank
The tank has the shape of a truncated, inverted cone. The capacity is selected based on the farm's needs, and the fertiliser enters the device through two openings in the bottom.
Disc drive from road wheels
The wheel's rotation is transmitted via an angle gear to the disc. This means GP does not require power from the tractor's PTO shaft.
One disc with six vanes
The disc uses centrifugal force to spread the material. Adjusting the vanes changes the direction and width of the spread pattern.
Two rate adjustment levers
The right and left levers control separate sliders. This allows for symmetrical spreading or limiting the flow to one side.
Ball hitch
The head shown at the end of the drawbar allows the spreader to be coupled to a vehicle equipped with a ball hitch. This type of hitch is available as an optional accessory.
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Technical specifications
| Model | Machine symbol | Maximum payload (kg) | Tank capacity (l) | Spreading width (m) | Unladen weight (kg) | Loading height (cm) | Wheels Wheels |
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Comparison of selected models GP
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Material requirement and travel time
Set spreading width from 1 to 6 m and working speed from 6 to 14 km/h; maximum payload depends on the selected model. Enter the intended rate to estimate material demand and working time.
Include turns and filling logistics
Field efficiency 68% · Auto standby
Fertiliser kg/ha
Salt / spread · g/m²
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