Where did you buy it? Scotts "no quibble guarantee" applies to their
equipment as well as their other products.
You can trade it in for a new one for life. A lot of peeps don't know that
and if your retailer doesn't, look on a new spreader and you will see the
warranty on the tag..They will get credit from Scotts, but they wont tell
you unless you ask..


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From a practical standpoint, you can buy a new one for $40. Given what
suppliers usually charge for repair parts, plus shipping/handling, your
time, etc, I would just junk it.