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Specifications and fitment
Swap the spray tank for this spreader system and the DJI Agras T100 becomes a dry-product spreader, with a 150 L tank, screw-feeder metering and a centrifugal disc to broadcast granular fertiliser, seed and similar free-flowing material.
| Fits | DJI Agras T100 |
| Tank volume | 150 L |
| Max load in the tank | 100 kg |
| Metering | Screw feeder (auger) |
| Spreading | Centrifugal disc |
| Max discharge rate | 400 kg/min with compound fertiliser (DJI figure) |
| Effective spreading width | 3 to 10 m |
| Augers | Standard configuration: extra-large (0.5 to 10 mm granules) and medium (4 to 6 mm). Optional: large (4 to 10 mm) and small (0.5 to 4 mm) |
The large tank earns its keep on light, bulky product. Pasture and cover-crop seed fill a tank well before they reach the weight limit, so 150 L means more hectares per load and fewer stops to refill. Dense fertiliser runs the other way and can hit the 100 kg limit with room still left in the tank.
- Fit the auger that suits the granule you are spreading; the optional small auger is the one for fine seed such as canola.
- Run a flow calibration on the remote controller whenever the product or auger changes, because density and granule size shift the output.
- Empty the tank and clean out the feeder and disc after every job. Fertiliser left sitting draws moisture, cakes and eats into metal parts.
DJI uses the same spreader on the T70P but a different tank, so T70P owners need the T70P spreading system rather than this one.
Why AGX?
We know you have a lot of options, but here's why you should shop with us.
Freight included
Kit orders are delivered to your farm anywhere in Australia at no extra cost.
Training available
Add onsite setup and training and fly the aircraft with one of our pilots before it goes to work.
Licensing help
We stay with you through the RePL, type rating, ReOC, and chemical licence rather than waving you off at the gate.
Parts on the shelf
Genuine spares stocked in Australia, so a repair is measured in days rather than weeks.



