5 Nozzle Boom, 100 in Coverage, Folding Boom

Put a 100-inch folding boom on the sprayer you already run and you cover more ground on every pass. Pasture edges, fence lines and food plots go faster with a boom than with a single wand.

Five air inducted nozzles do the work. Air induction makes larger droplets, which drift less, so the mix lands where you aim it. The boom folds for the trip out and back and tucks away in a crowded shed.

Highlights

• 100 inches of coverage in one pass
• Five air inducted nozzles for less drift
• Folds for the road and for storage
• Designed for some ATV, UTV, trailer and 3-point sprayers
• Drift resistance without giving up spray coverage

Why a boom beats a wand

A single wand is slow for a pasture, a long fence line or a big lawn edge. A boom spreads the spray across a wider band with every pass, which cuts the hours you spend walking behind a tank. On a utility vehicle or trailer rig, a long walk becomes a steady drive.

The feature to understand is the air induction. Larger droplets are heavier and settle where they land, which gives you margin on a breezy day. It suits the small farm or ranch with a sprayer on an ATV or 3-point rig, the property owner who keeps fence rows clean, and the food plot grower who needs even coverage.

At a glance

How to use it

Before you bolt it on, check the boom mounts and the pump on your sprayer. A wider pass changes how much the pump has to deliver. The boom needs a pump that delivers at least 2.2 gallons per minute, so check your pump's rating first.

Set the boom height so each nozzle's pattern overlaps the next, keep your speed steady, and keep the wind from blowing spray back toward you. Fold the boom for the road and storage, and unfold it on level ground.

Good to know

• Flush the boom with clean water after every spray job so residue doesn't dry in the nozzles.
• Keep a spare set of nozzle tips, since a clogged or worn tip changes the pattern.
• Pair it with a relief valve in the line so a pressure problem doesn't stop the job.
• Store the boom folded and dry, out of direct sun, so the nozzles and fittings stay clean between seasons.

Calm, cool mornings are the best time to spray, and a boom makes them go further.

Get the boom on before your first spray day and cover more ground with the sprayer you already own.