Scotts spreader settings are calibrated for high-nitrogen products (e.g., 29-3-4). Your 10-20-20 has only ⅓ the nitrogen concentration, so you must open the spreader much wider.
5,000 sq ft lawn → 50 lbs needed. If 75-lb bag, use ⅔ bag. After one pass, if 25 lbs used, make a second pass at same setting.
Apply at half rate in two perpendicular directions (N-S then E-W) for uniform coverage.
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