The problem with spreading just sand through a spreader designed for salt of sand/salt is that sand by itself packs down and won't come out of the opening evenly to spread evenly. There are types of spreaders that can do sand alone but they all have conveyor setups. The SaltDogg Salt Spreader for Truck # 337SHPE1000X that you referenced can do salt or sand/salt really well but would not be what you'd want if you needed to spread sand by itself. view full answer...
For your SaltDogg # 337SHPE1000 Salt Spreader it is recommended that you wash (with water) the spreader after every use to make sure no material is left under the auger and/or inside the trough. Ensure that water fully drains from spreader when done.
Additionally you should lubricate the bearing every 7 – 10 hours of operation with general automotive grease. SaltDogg also recommends using dielectric grease on all of your electrical connections. If you don't have these items, I have attached... view full answer...
The blinking J on the Controller for SaltDogg Salt Spreader # BP54FR indicates the spinner motor is jammed. You will need to turn the controller off and clear the jam. view full answer...
In the passenger's footwell on your 2009 Ford F-350 there will be a fuse box. If you look in the #33 spot there should be a red 10 amp fuse. What you are going to want to do is start the vehicle and go test the 12 volt power pin (1 o'clock) on the vehicle's 7-way. If you remove this fuse does the 7-way lose power on the 12 volt power pin? If so then you are going to want to install a fuse bypass in this slot. The correct one will depend on what type of fuse it is. If you have a Mini fuse... view full answer...
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