Sprayer anyone familiar with this sprayer

Garrabo · Sep 30, 2005

http://www.agspray.com/ThreePoint/UtilitySprayers.htm#RM25WNozzle

looks like a good one.

MrSteve · Sep 30, 2005

My Massey dealer has the 55gal in stock. Now I wish I asked something about it so I could post what he had to say. I guess 55 gal would be ok or even the smaller one, that is if you don't have that much spraying to do. Talking about 55gal one, I don't see that a boom comes with it and the smaller ones dose /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif .

When I see something like that (55gal), it just makes me think you could make something for less and it would do the same thing. LOL but I could be wrong all the way because I have no clue on what it cost.

bigpete · Oct 2, 2005

I own this sprayer. It is well made. I purchased directly from the company about three years ago. I added a jet agitator which is a pretty straight-forward DIY job. I added the optional gun from the factory and picked up a few different orifices for the gun, as well as nozzles for the boom.

All the quality of an ag sprayer in an "estate" size sprayer. Good customer service on pre-purchase question.

Edit: I have the 25-gallon and it was the boom that was an option when I bought it. It now looks like they have a fully bundled 25-gallon model. Good luck

oliver28472 · Oct 3, 2005

I have seen them at Southern States stores. A neighber has one that I have borrowed to spray roundup around the church cemetary wall. His has the 1.8 gpm 12v pump and deluxe wand. I plan to get one just like it.

Garrabo · Oct 5, 2005

I think I'm gonna get the 25 gallon with the boom, It does look well made and reasonably priced.

DavidA · Oct 5, 2005

I bought the 55 gallon one from Southern States about 18 months ago. Mine came with approximately 10 feet of folding spray boom. Works great. I added/modified the on/off leaver to make it easier to turn on and off from the tractor seat. I use it on 50 acres of young pine trees. I am satisified with it.