Moultrie Boomless Sprayer Review?

[HCJtractor]

let me offer an alternative if you have some fabrication skills. I built a system for my truck using a 275 gallon tote (cost $50) I bought a good quality 12V pump and a high end boomless nozzle. All other parts were common Home Depot fittings and hoses. Total cost could be kept under $400. I load it in my truck, attach the fabricated boomless nozzle to my hitch, and run it off of a 12 V battery (although I plan to eventually hardwire a receptacle and switch it with one of my dash upfitter switches) Now I use one of the little keychain remote switches or just have a buddy ride in the back controlling the switch). I can dispense 200 gallons (10 acres worth) in less than an hour from the comfort of my truck. I spray all my roads and foodplots this way and my kill is very complete and coverage is excellent. I have the Fimco you mentioned also, but I get tired of refilling the tank so many times. I have seen no difference in coverage and kill with the two systems (the boom on my Fimco vs. the boomless on my truck) Dead is dead!

 

[SuperCobra]

Northern tool discontinued that model and I picked one of them up for $179.00.

You wouldn't have digital copy of the manual? I have the paper one, but the digital one would make a nice backup.

I procrastinated and didn't get one. They may have discontinued that model number but they have another model that looks just the same. Even the model number is the same except for an extra "1" at the end.

http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200578564_200578564 Maybe you can search that model number for a digital manual.

I don't recall the price on the other one but sounds like you got a great deal.

Thanks for all the input.