PRO-FLO™ 525 Poly Tailgate Spreader

Material is delivered by a heavy-duty, powder coated, horizontal steel auger to provide long-lasting, reliable performance.

When an obstruction occurs, the transverse auger delivery system can reduce downtime by automatically backing itself in and out until the obstruction is cleared or a required adjustment has been made.

The PRO-FLO^™ 525 tailgate spreader features a 10″ spinner made of nylon/glass reinforced resin, and delivers a spread pattern of up to 30′.

The PRO-FLO^™ 525 tailgate spreader comes standard with a combination 2″ receiver hitch and 3-point tractor mount for use on multiple vehicle types.

Two instant-start, 12-volt electric motors provide quiet, reliable, independent control over the auger and spinner mechanisms. The spinner motor is sealed inside a weather-resistant housing, protecting it from corrosion.

Enhanced, dual variable-speed control allows you to precisely match material delivery and spread patterns to conditions. Four standard accessory buttons and a dedicated blast button provide optimum in-cab efficiency.

Easy-to-understand, digital self-diagnostics alert the operator when the spreader is empty or when adjustments are needed, and LEDs make the control easy to read. Its compact size compared to traditional controls fits easily into UTV cab designs.

A latching, molded polyethylene lid protects de-icing material from the elements.

The standard inverted V helps keep sufficient material weight off of the auger, ensuring smooth startup and flow of material.

The inverted V is directly connected to a 12-volt vibrator to help reduce bridging and keep material moving to the auger.

Conveniently connect accessories directly into the spreader module mounted in the spinner motor enclosure. Accessories automatically integrate with the tailgate control without having to run additional wires from the front of the UTV.

The standard coated steel top screen helps break up large chunks of de-icing material during the loading process to help prevent clogging and bridging during spreader operation.