OT: ATV Sprayer Suggestions?

[Red Clay Hills]

I'm looking at buying a sprayer for my ATV. Main purpose is spraying around pond, fence rows, etc, so obviously I want a wand for spot applications. I'm thinking a boom could also come in handy for lawn applications (~2acres).... I think 15 gallon could be big enough and I'm currently eyeing Chapin 97300 because it's ~$200 and has a double filter system. .... Most important is quality (I want it to work when I need to use it.) Anyone have suggestions or own sprayer that you love?

[terradawg]

Chapin is a good brand. Look for a remote on/off switch to regulate when using the boom, and any tank larger than 15 gals becomes a tip over hazard

[monroedawg5646]

Boomless nozzles are the only way to go. You can get them that cover about 15 feet. You?ll hang that boom on everything you go by. Save yourself a few cuss words.

[DownwardDawg]

Bought the cheap one at harbor freight. 15 gallon. Had it 3 years now and still kicking ass with it.

[Dolphus Raymond]

Fimco 25 gallon ?boom less?

[Offshore Dawg]

Try northerntools.com

[Red Clay Hills]

Might be a good trial run to see what I like and don't like and help me down the road when buying a new one. And if I get several good years out of it then that's even better ! Thanks for that tip.

[Red Clay Hills]

Boomless nozzles are the only way to go. You can get them that cover about 15 feet. You?ll hang that boom on everything you go by. Save yourself a few cuss words.

Another great tip since I'd started eye balling some 26 gallon tanks. This might be especially helpful since I have some ~30 degree hills by the pond that exacerbate this issue.

[Red Clay Hills]

Try northerntools.com

Yes I've now got Northstar brand boomless (thanks for that tip in your reply, Monroe) from Northern Tools in the running. Probably between that and Chapin if I don't take Downward's tip on Harbor Freight.