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3pt tractor sprayer

tall@wide

tall@wide

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Does anyone have a recommendation for a 100-200 gallon 3pt sprayer to do food plots from 1-10 acres in size? I saw Northern tool had a 200 gallon boom sprayer for $3000. I want one that works reliably but won't break the bank since I won't be using it all the time. Tractor for this will be 63 hp Kubota.
 
tall@wide said:
Does anyone have a recommendation for a 100-200 gallon 3pt sprayer to do food plots from 1-10 acres in size? I saw Northern tool had a 200 gallon boom sprayer for $3000. I want one that works reliably but won't break the bank since I won't be using it all the time. Tractor for this will be 63 hp Kubota.
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I have a Demco 250 and its a good sprayer. 30' booms, pto pump and 3 valve controller. It was 4600$ a couple years back. I have a 75 hp and full its a load without the loader

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I have a fimco & it’s a pile of garbage!! ;). Dbltree & I each got one long ago. We both had them fall apart & said “could they make them any cheaper or have any more design flaws?!??” :) I still have mine as I rebuilt the whole thing (refabbed it with new steel & basically redid everything on it).
IMO - I’d go with a better brand & if $ was issue (which it always is!!!!) - buy a USED better quality unit vs a new junk unit (fimco).
I have a 50hp MFWD Deere that handled my 200 gallon just fine. It’s heavy but not bad. 100-200 gallon - anything in there probably ok.
I can rebuild a sprayer or even make one head to toe. So- if u get a good solid sprayer…. Ur set. Can put new hoses, pto pump, nozzles, etc on it easy.
 
Look for a used 1 in good shape. Last year I bought a practically new
Sprayer Specialties 300 gall 3 point hydro driven with 40' boomwand GPS system for 5k off of fb. Same setup new was pushing 15....
Also Def recommend sprayer specialties, quality stuff and a local warehouse full of parts!
 
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