Best Push Broadcast Spreaders Ranked

A commercial-grade 130 lb push spreader that arrives with every accessory. It suits large lawns and winter salting alike.

A contractor-grade 100 lb push spreader with metal gears and a five-year warranty. It suits owners who spread often and want it to last.

A large-hopper push spreader for lawns around half an acre. It covers the most ground per fill of the push models here.

An all-season commercial push spreader for crews that spread seed in summer and salt in winter. It comes fully equipped.

A budget large-hopper push spreader for big lawns. It gives up a published warranty and an edge guard to hit its price.

A made-in-USA professional turf spreader with a stainless frame, for owners and pros who want it to last for years. Its price is hard to justify for a small lawn.

A well-priced 80 lb push spreader for lawns up to about 18,000 sq ft. The side baffle helps along beds and drives.

A low-cost 85 lb push spreader for quarter-acre lawns. It is the value pick for homeowners who spread a few times a year.

A contractor push spreader with a 100 lb hopper and big tires. It suits crews and owners of large lawns.

A mid-size push spreader for homeowners who want edge control and an enclosed gearbox without paying commercial prices.

A compact commercial spreader for crews and owners who want EarthWay accuracy in a smaller, easier-to-store size. It costs a lot per pound of hopper.

A sturdy 50 lb push spreader for half-acre lots, with a deflector in the box. It costs more per pound than larger spreaders.

A light, ready-to-go push spreader for small and medium lawns fed with Scotts products. Buyers with rough ground or big lots will want air tires and a bigger hopper.