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Viking 1500 Spreader with Side Dressing Attachment

Iris

$26,595.00 NZD inc GST

$23,126.10 NZD exc GST

Overview

The Iris Viking 1500 Multi Spreader is a hydraulic-driven fertiliser spreader designed for tractors with Category 2 three-point linkage. Built for spreading granular fertiliser, compost, lime, and mulch with 1.5 tonne (1500kg) capacity. Features 500mm wide stainless steel mesh chain conveyor, twin 600mm hydraulic spinner discs, and removable side dressing attachments for band spreading under orchard rows or broadcast spreading across paddocks. 20-25 metre spreading width in broadcast mode. Stainless steel hopper and components for corrosion resistance.

Features & Benefits

  • 1.5 tonne (1500kg) nominal capacity with 1.32m³ hopper volume
  • Hydraulic drive system for spinner discs and conveyor belt with variable speed control
  • 500mm wide stainless steel mesh chain conveyor for precise material feed
  • Twin 600mm stainless steel spinner discs with vanes and deflector plates
  • Side dressing attachments for band spreading fertiliser, lime, or mulch under orchard rows
  • Removable side dressers convert to broadcast mode with standard deflection plate included
  • 20-25 metre spreading width in broadcast mode
  • Stainless steel construction (hopper, conveyor, spinner discs, vanes, deflector plate) resists corrosion
  • Relief valve protects hydraulic motor from shock pressure when stopping
  • Hydraulic control valve adjusts spinner disc speed and conveyor belt feed rate
  • Category 2 three-point linkage for mid to large tractors (45-100+ HP)
  • 700kg empty weight for stable operation

Specifications

Specification Value
Nominal Capacity 1500kg (1.5 tonne)
Hopper Volume 1.32m³
Overall Width 1870mm
Overall Length 1960mm
Overall Height 1660mm
Empty Weight 700kg
Spreading Width (Broadcast) 20-25 metres
Spinner Disc Diameter 600mm
Mesh Chain Width 500mm
Hopper Material Stainless steel
Conveyor Type Stainless steel mesh chain
Drive System Hydraulic (spinner and conveyor)
Attachment Type Category 2 three-point linkage
Tractor HP Range 45-100+ HP
Country of Manufacture South Korea (Iris)

Best For

  • Orchard fertilising with side band spreading between rows
  • Broadcast spreading fertiliser across paddocks and pasture
  • Lime application for soil pH correction
  • Compost and organic matter spreading
  • Mulch distribution under fruit trees and vines
  • Large-scale fertiliser application on farms and lifestyle blocks

Compatibility

  • Tractor HP Range: 65-100+ HP
  • Hitch Type: Category 2 three-point linkage
  • Hydraulic Requirement: Tractor auxiliary hydraulics (for spinner discs and conveyor drive)
  • Spreading Modes: Side dressing (band spreading) or broadcast (full width)
  • Material Types: Granular fertiliser, lime, compost, mulch

What's Included

  • 1 x Iris Viking 1500 Multi Spreader main unit
  • Stainless steel hopper (1.32m³ capacity)
  • 500mm stainless steel mesh chain conveyor
  • Twin 600mm hydraulic spinner discs with vanes
  • Side dressing attachments (removable)
  • Standard broadcast deflection plate
  • Hydraulic relief valve
  • Category 2 three-point linkage hardware
  • Operator's manual

Warranty & Support

Covered by 12 month manufacturer's warranty. Contact us for warranty terms and support.

Shipping & Freight

Freight calculated at checkout based on delivery location. Large item - contact us for freight quote and delivery options that may differ from checkout

Fertiliser & Multi Spreaders — Common Questions

Can I spread lime as well as fertiliser?

Multi spreaders are built to handle lime, compost and fertiliser; a spreader marketed purely as a fertiliser spreader may not have wide enough spread vanes or a strong enough drive for lime's density and clumping tendency. Check the individual listing if you need to spread more than one material type.

Ground-drive or PTO-driven — what's the difference?

Ground-driven spreaders use the wheel rotation to drive the spinner, so spread rate is tied to your travel speed — simple and reliable, but less precise. PTO-driven spreaders run off the tractor's PTO independent of ground speed, giving more consistent spread rate control, particularly useful on hilly or uneven ground where travel speed varies.

What hopper capacity do I need?

Match hopper size to how much area you're covering per fill, balanced against what your tractor can safely carry on the linkage — an oversized hopper full of fertiliser can overload a smaller tractor's rear lift capacity.

How do I get an even spread pattern?

Spread width and evenness depend on ground speed, PTO speed (for PTO-driven units) and the spreader's vane/disc setting — check the product's spread chart if supplied, and do a test run on a tarp to check pattern before spreading a full paddock.

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