55 Gallon 3-Point Sprayer, BXT Nozzles, 6 Roller Pump, 22 in Pro Series Handgun

A 55 gallon sprayer that mounts on the three-point hitch and gets straight to work. Boomless nozzles throw a pattern up to 32 feet wide, so you cover pasture, fence lines and turn rows without a boom to fold up, store or catch on a gate post. The controls sit within easy reach of the tractor seat, so you stay on the seat and keep your eyes on what you're spraying.

When the corners and fence lines need attention, the 22 inch Pro Series spray gun on 25 feet of hose lets you spot spray from the seat or walk behind the tractor. The 6-roller PTO pump hooks to the tractor PTO shaft with a quick coupler, and the heavy duty carrier has built-in parking stands, so hooking up and parking is a one-person job. It comes ready to go to the field.

Highlights

• Boomless nozzles cover up to 32 feet
• 6-roller PTO pump with a quick coupler
• Controls within reach from the tractor seat
• 22 inch Pro Series gun on 25 feet of hose for spot work
• Built-in parking stands for hookup and storage
• Comes ready to go to the field

What it's for

A three-point sprayer is the step up for ground that's too big for a backpack sprayer and too rough for a trailer rig. It's built for pasture, fence rows, food plots, field edges and the rough ground around a farm or hunting property, where the work is steady and the tractor is already in the shed. Hook it on, and the sprayer is ready for the next job.

It suits a hobby farm with a tractor and a list of weeds to win back, a pasture manager who sprays fence lines each spring, or a cattle or horse operation keeping brush out of the paddocks. The gun does the close work the boom can't reach, so you aren't walking every corner by hand.

At a glance

How to use it

Set it up once, and every spray day after goes faster.

1. Hook the three-point carrier to the tractor and pin it. The parking stands keep the sprayer steady while you do it.
2. Connect the PTO pump to the tractor PTO shaft with the quick coupler.
3. Rinse with clean water first, then mix the product for the job.
4. Run the boomless nozzles for open ground, and switch to the gun for fence lines, corners and spot work.

Good to know

• Park the sprayer on level ground with the stands down before you unhook it from the tractor.
• Coil the gun hose and keep it off the ground so it doesn't snag on fence wire.
• Flush the tank and pump with clean water after every batch so the next fill starts clean.
• Drain it before a hard freeze so water doesn't sit in the pump and lines.
• Keep spare nozzle tips and fittings on hand so a worn part doesn't stop the job.

Spring weeds don't wait, so get the sprayer hooked up before the first flush.