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Fisher 110 - User Manual

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January 15, 2014
Lit. No. 68661, Rev. 04
CAUTION
Read this manual before installing or
operating the spreader.
Low‑Prole Tailgate Spreader
Model 110, 1000 & 2000
Owner's Manual
This manual supersedes all editions with an earlier date.
This manual is for FISHER
®
Model 110, 1000 & 2000 Low‑Prole Tailgate Spreaders with serial numbers
7192 and higher (Model 110), 10001–10002 (Model 1000) and 20237–20363 (Model 2000).

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers

  • J
    jennifer45Jul 28, 2025
    How to troubleshoot a Fisher Spreader when the spinner doesn't spin and there's no power?
    • R
      Robert MooreJul 28, 2025
      If the spinner on your Fisher Spreader isn't spinning and there's no power, first, ensure the spreader control is turned ON. If it's already on, check if the spreader control circuit breaker has tripped and reset it if necessary. Also, inspect the battery lead in-line fuse and replace it if blown. Poor battery connections can also cause this, so clean or replace the ring terminal and apply dielectric grease. Finally, check the battery wiring harness for damage and repair or replace it as needed.
  • B
    bfreemanAug 7, 2025
    What to do if the Fisher Spreader spinner doesn't spin when loaded, but the motor is running?
    • S
      Susan GarciaAug 7, 2025
      If the spinner on your Fisher Spreader isn't spinning when a load is applied, and the motor is turning, the drive belt might be loose or broken. Remove the motor cap and check the drive belt, tightening or replacing it as needed. Also, the drive pulley could be loose. Remove the motor cap and verify that the motor and drive pulley set screws are tight.
  • L
    Lindsey NelsonNov 15, 2025
    Why Fisher Spreader spinner not spinning, even with power to the motor?
    • S
      Sheila FloresNov 15, 2025
      If the spinner of your Fisher Spreader isn't spinning, but the motor is receiving 12V DC power, first, unplug the spreader harness and try turning the spinner by hand to check for obstructions or frozen material in the spinner, auger, or drive shaft. If the shaft still won't turn freely, the spinner shaft bearings may be damaged; remove the drive belt and check for obstructions, lubricating or replacing the spinner bearings if needed. If the shaft turns freely, the motor might be damaged; check for 12V DC at the Orange wire to White wire connection near the motor, and replace the motor if it has power. A damaged spreader control could also be the issue; check for 12V DC at the White wire to White wire connection at the back of the spreader control, and replace the control if it lacks power...

Summary

SPREADER OWNER DATA SHEET

PREFACE

SAFETY INFORMATION

SAFETY DEFINITIONS

Defines WARNING and CAUTION terms used in the manual for hazard communication.

WARNING;CAUTION LABELS

Encourages familiarity with warning and caution labels on the spreader.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Lists essential safety steps before operating, servicing, or installing the spreader.

FUSES

Explains the importance of using the correct fuse type and amperage for electrical safety.

PERSONAL SAFETY

Advises on personal protective equipment and safe practices during work.

FIRE AND EXPLOSION

Provides guidance on safe handling of gasoline to prevent fires.

CELL PHONES

Emphasizes avoiding distractions while driving and operating the spreader.

VENTILATION

Warns about lethal vehicle exhaust fumes and the need for proper ventilation.

BATTERY SAFETY

Details hazards associated with batteries, including explosive gases and acid.

NOISE

States that airborne noise emission is below 70 dB(A) for the operator.

VIBRATION

Reports vibration levels for hand-arm and whole body exposure.

TORQUE CHART

Provides recommended torque values for various fastener sizes and grades.

CERTIFICATION

Covers requirements for new vehicle installations and load compliance with ratings.

APPROXIMATE MATERIAL WEIGHTS

Lists weight estimates for different materials in cubic feet for various spreader models.

MOUNTING THE SPREADER

FIXED MOUNT SPREADER

Provides step-by-step instructions for mounting the spreader using a fixed method.

SWING AWAY SPREADER

Details the process for mounting the spreader with a Swing Away hitch.

OPERATING THE SPREADER

SPREADER CONTROLS

Explains the ON/OFF control and circuit breaker for spreader operation.

Starting and Stopping the Motor

Instructs on how to start and stop the spreader motor safely.

Variable Speed Control

Describes the ON/OFF switch and speed dial for controlling spreader output.

DRIVING AND SPREADING ON SNOW AND ICE

Offers advice for safe driving and spreading in adverse weather conditions.

REMOVING THE SPREADER

FIXED MOUNT

Steps for removing the spreader and its brackets from a fixed mount.

SWING AWAY MOUNT

Instructions for detaching the spreader and its components from a Swing Away hitch.

MAINTENANCE

PRESEASON CHECK

Outlines checks and inspections before the ice control season begins.

AFTER EACH USE

Details cleaning and lubrication procedures to be performed after every use.

POSTSEASON MAINTENANCE

Steps for preparing the spreader for off-season storage to prolong its life.

DRIVE BELT REPLACEMENT

Provides instructions for replacing the drive belt, including tensioning.

BEARING & SET SCREW MAINTENANCE

Guides on tightening set screws and greasing drive shaft bearings.

FUSE REPLACEMENT

Refers to the wiring diagram for fuse locations and replacement guidance.

RECYCLE

Advises on proper disposal and recycling of spreader components at end of life.

2-PIN HARNESS WIRING DIAGRAM

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

Fisher 110 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandFisher
Model110
CategorySpreader
LanguageEnglish

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