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Turf Stuff, owned by Agri Supply, produces professional-grade push broadcast spreaders, turf chemicals, and lawn care equipment for fertilizer and salt distribution.

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Turf Stuff Manuals and Product Guides

Turf Stuff is a line of professional grounds maintenance equipment and turf products owned by Agri Supply and distributed by Direct Distributors, Inc. Known primarily for their durable broadcast spreaders, such as the Estate 2000 and ProSpred 3000S, Turf Stuff provides robust solutions for evenly distributing fertilizer, seed, and salt.

Built to withstand both summer and winter demands, their equipment features adjustable material plates, pneumatic tires, and reliable control rod systems to give users precise control over output ratios. Turf Stuff aims to deliver simple, effective, and durable tools for professional and home landscaping needs.

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  • Where can I get replacement parts for my Turf Stuff spreader?

    You can contact Turf Stuff customer support at 1-800-345-0169 or email tech@agrisupply.com for assistance in obtaining missing or replacement parts.

  • Can Turf Stuff spreaders be used for both salt and fertilizer?

    Yes, models like the Estate 2000 and ProSpred 3000S include specific interchangeable material plates (e.g., Summer and Winter plates) to effectively handle and spread both fertilizer and salt.

  • Who owns the Turf Stuff brand?

    Turf Stuff is a brand owned by Agri Supply and effectively distributed in the US by Direct Distributors, Inc., based in Garner, NC.

  • What is the standard warranty on Turf Stuff items?

    Turf Stuff warrants their products to be free of defects in material and workmanship for a period of one year from the original date of purchase.