[VIDEO] SealMaster R-1 Aggregate Chip Spreader on Road

May 17, 2016

The SealMaster R-1 Aggregate Chip Spreader is a tow-behind aggregate spreader that is designed for tar and chip operations on roadways. The R-1 distributes aggregate to precise depths with clean cut edges. It features an open type spiral agitator to convey material to outer ends of hopper. The R-1 is available in 8, 9, 10, 11, and 12 foot widths. For more information visit: sealmaster.net

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