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Buy Salt Spreader: http://www.realtruck.com/meyer-base-l... Subscribe to our Main Youtube Channel:    / realtruckcom   -------------------------- #throughglass #Meyer #SaltSpreader Check out our Promotions and Deals: http://www.realtruck.com/lets-talk-tr... Follow us on Facebook: http://www.realtruck.com/facebook/?ut... Follow us on Twitter: http://www.realtruck.com/twitter/?utm... Follow us on Google+: http://www.realtruck.com/gplus/?utm_c... How To Install the Meyer Salt Spreader Removing ice & snow can be a real pain. A plow can only do so much and what's left gets compacted into seriously slick ice. For smaller jobs, nothing beats using a Meyer Base Line salt spreader. Base Line spreaders give you economical ice control and they are perfect for icy walkways or those longer driveways. All Meyer Base Line salt spreaders are made in the USA to their stringent standards and fully tested before being shipped out to you fully assembled. It's time to add the ultimate ice removal tool to your winter arsenal! Give us a call at How To Install the Meyer Salt Spreader Video Transcription:Instructor: What we have is -- we have the spreader, a mount plate, a hitch pin, and the wiring harness, and the controller. What we will do is take the hitch plate, mount it on, line up your holes, notice the angle will follow your tubes. Now, what we will do is hook up our wires onto the bottom of the motor. Take note of the positive/negative signs on the motor. We have the negative wire hooked up and the positive wire hooked up onto the motor. Now, we are ready to install this spreader onto the back of the pickup and then proceed with the wiring.Okay, what we did here is we slid it into our two winch receiver hitch, and you take and you put your pin in there. Slide that through the hole, lock it. It is now secure. So now, I drilled a hole through the firewall and I am going to run these two wires through that hole. This one here goes to the battery. This one here will go to the spreader. So, that one will run completely to the back of the truck.There is a hole right up there that I'm going to feed these wires through. Okay. I have both wires run through the hole, out towards the engine compartment, and what we did is we ran the wires through the firewall, and I have my wire running to my battery. Right here, but I am not going to hook it up quite yet. I am going to run the other wire. Note, it is the one with the round end on it that goes to the salter. So, I will run that down, away from my exhaust. So, I can run along the frame rail, so I have some place to attach it.We have the truck up in the air, so I can kind of show you where I am going to run the wire. Now that we have our wire run from the cab to the back. We grab the supplied harness that they sent for the back of the truck. Plug that in, and then we will have a ground wire that we are going to have to ground on the back of the truck here somewhere. We are going to hookup a ground. I made a hole into the lumbar that I can screw it into, so we now have our ground hooked up. Then I will go and put a zip tie onto here to hold the wires, so they do not drag when they are disconnected.Okay. Now what we are going to do is we are going to preinstall -- or put our controller in, mount it into the cab here. Now, we can finish our wiring. We have our controller mounted to the dash. We are going to hookup all of our wires. We already hooked up the white one, which would go to the salter in the back, and this red one here, with the fuse on it, comes from the battery. We already got them hooked up, and we are going to hook up our blue one, which will go to your 12v head wire. This green wire here is actually for a vibrator. This one here does not come with the vibrating setup. So, we are not going to worry about that one.Now, what we are going to do is hook up our power. What we have is an on and off, slower speed, faster speed. That's your power, you will hear it in the back running. You hit your slower or your faster --if you hit it faster -- your faster one time, you will see it blinking. The more times you hit that, the faster that light will blink. That is so you know what speed you are on, and when it is really blinking, it's fast. Then if you just want to slow it down, so you don't spread so much salt, you can slow it down to where it's not going to throw it all over your grass.Now, that we are done installing our Meyer Salt Spreader, we can take it out and give her a try and make sure it is going to spread some salt. 866-554-0581 Free shipping for orders over $100!