Does the Meyer Base Line 240 include the vibration kit?
Published 10/14/2026
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Hello I was wondering if the this model ME86FR comes with the vibrator kit on because I do not see them in the pictures?
asked by: Rob G
Expert Reply:
Thanks for reaching out Rob. Unfortunately, the Meyer Base Line Salt Spreaders, including # ME86FR, do not come with the vibrator kit installed. If you'd like to add this feature, the correct option is the Salt Auger Vibrator Kit for Meyer Base Line Salt Spreaders # ME89FR. This kit is compatible with the Meyer Base Line 240, 400, and 750 tailgate spreaders. I've included a photo from Meyer's website below showing the kit and its components.
Are you looking to add a spreader to take care of driveways or is this for more commercial use?
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Meyer Base Line 240 Motorized Salt and Sand Spreader - Tailgate - 3.7 Cu Ft
- Salt Spreaders
- Tailgate Mounted
- Salt
- Salt and Sand Mix
- 25 Foot Spread
- Vibrator Not Included
- 5 cu ft or Less
- Meyer
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