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CAD block of a man pushing a two-wheeled garden spreader in side elevation
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Man Pushing a Garden Spreader — Side Elevation CAD Block

Side view of a man pushing a wheeled garden spreader, the whole vignette one block, 1.74 m long.

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Specifications

Format
DWG R2018 · DXF R2000 on request
Units
metresread from the geometry — the file's unit flag says inches, but it is metre-sized
Size
1.8 × 2.2 m (width × height)
Entities
21 block reference and 1 paragraph text
Layers
DIEN HOA
Block definitions
none — plain geometry
File size
53 KB
Updated

About this block

A man in a shirt and trousers leans into a two-wheeled spreader, both hands on the handle, one foot lifted behind him in mid-step. The hopper, the frame tubes, the axle and the wheel hub are all drawn, along with the creases at his knee and elbow. Man and machine come as one insert on layer DIEN HOA, standing 1.66 m to the top of his head and running 1.74 m from the trailing heel to the back of the hopper.

This one belongs on landscape and groundworks drawings: lawn maintenance plans, sports pitch upkeep, park and campus schemes, and any elevation that needs to explain how a green space is looked after. It is also a neat way to show the clear width a maintenance route needs, since man and machine together take up about 1.7 m along the direction of travel at 1:50.

Explode the insert once if you want the spreader on its own for an equipment schedule, or the man on his own for a plain figure; the two come apart cleanly. Mirror it to push in the other direction. Keep the block on a maintenance or entourage layer of its own so it can be frozen out of the planting and setting-out sheets without touching your other figures.

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Questions

Can I use the spreader without the man?

Yes. Explode the block once and the machine separates from the figure, so either half can be kept and rebuilt as its own block.

What size is the machine?

The hopper and wheels take up roughly 0.7 m of the 1.74 m total length, which matches a typical walk-behind lawn spreader.