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Twin Disc Fertiliser spreader 1300L

Iris

$12,995.00 NZD inc GST

$11,300.00 NZD exc GST

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Overview

The Stinger 1300 Twin Disc Fertiliser Spreader is a 1300L PTO-driven spreader built for medium to large farms, cropping operations, and contractors. Twin stainless steel spreading discs deliver a wide, even spread pattern, while the large poly hopper comfortably handles a full 1000kg bulk bag of urea with spare capacity. Hydraulic shutter control operates from the tractor cab. Suited to tractors from 75–150 HP on Category 2 three-point linkage.

Features & Benefits

  • 1300L UV-stabilised polyethylene hopper – corrosion-resistant and easy to monitor product level
  • Twin stainless steel spreading discs – wide, even coverage with reduced application streaking
  • Hydraulic shutter control – open and close the hopper from the tractor cab
  • Adjustable spreading vanes – tune spread pattern to suit different fertiliser types
  • Hopper screen standard – prevents stones and foreign material entering the spreading system
  • Heavy-duty steel chassis – built for demanding farm conditions
  • PTO driven gearbox – simple, reliable operation at 540 RPM
  • Spreading width up to 36m – depending on fertiliser type and conditions
  • Fewer refills, less loader time, more hectares covered per day

Specifications

Specification Value
Hopper Capacity 1300L
Hopper Material UV-stabilised polyethylene
Spread System Twin disc
Spreading Discs Stainless steel
Shutter Control Hydraulic
Hopper Screen Standard
PTO Drive 540 RPM
Mounting Category 2 three-point linkage
Recommended Tractor Power 75–150 HP*
Maximum Spread Width Up to 36m*

*Actual spread width and tractor power requirements vary depending on fertiliser type, application rate, and operating conditions.

Best For

  • Dairy farms
  • Sheep & beef farms
  • Cropping operations
  • Contractors
  • Large lifestyle properties

Suits

Urea, DAP, granular superphosphate, NPK fertiliser blends, and other granular fertilisers and pasture maintenance products.

Compatibility

  • Tractor HP Range: 75–150 HP
  • Hitch Type: Category 2 three-point linkage
  • Drive: PTO (540 RPM)

Stinger 1300 vs Typical 700L Spreader

Feature Stinger 1300 Typical 700L Spreader
Hopper Capacity 1300L 700–750L
Urea Capacity 500kg bag + spare capacity Approx. 500kg bag
Spread System Twin disc Usually single disc
Hydraulic Shutters Standard Optional or manual
Best Suited For Medium–large farms Lifestyle & small farms

What's Included

  • Stinger 1300 twin disc fertiliser spreader
  • PTO shaft
  • Hopper Cover
  • Operator's manual

Warranty & Support

Backed by an Iris Spreaders 12 month warranty with spare parts and technical support available through Implements Direct. Replacement parts including discs, vanes, gearboxes, and shutters are available.

Shipping & Freight

Available for collection from our Auckland warehouse or dispatched nationwide throughout New Zealand via Mainfreight.

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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