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"You get what you pay for". Check out the thread about the sprayer review here. It might help you see some other options: https://habitat-talk.com/threads/frost-inc-50-gal-utv-sprayer-review.18204/#post-399864

Very happy to see this review. The input is very insightful and helps so much to see posts like this when choosing a sprayer that will last quite a few years. Best of luck on your plots! I also know Frost Inc. has a very insightful team who manufactures these if any questions come up (pump...

We’ve tried a few different brands over the years, but we’ve been most happy with the sprayer from Frost Inc. The build quality and reliability have held up really well for us, especially compared to others in the same price range. Worth a look if you want something that’ll last.

Looks great! Always a good option to go big or go home, right? lol

Make sure to check out ATV and UTV sprayers by Frost Inc. 25g, 50g, or 100g are tank sizes and a few boom options.

50g UTV and/or boom

spot. on.

Make sure to run with clean water and then RV antifreeze if there is any chance of cold temps. Lots can break if not stored correctly.

Keep us posted. Happy Spraying!

I'd say nozzle holders, filters and nozzles aren't a bad idea.

Strapping it down is a good method for keeping in any box. id make sure that the tank size isn't too big for the machine though. Example, a 50g cannot go on an ATV. But a UTV should be fine up to 100g. https://www.frostserv.com/live/category/industries/plot-management/atv-and-utv-sprayers/

Heres a good photo of one used on a golf course for reference. Keeps you on track!

We had some interns work on this project last summer! Here is what they came up with for a covered herbicide sprayer to prevent overspray on trees and stuff. Always fun to see what they invent in a short period of time.

Happy to hear that Frost Inc. was the right choice for you!

I'd say just put some water through, give it a good rinse and spray it out until the nozzles are clear. Dawn dish soap also helps. Remember to put some RV antifreeze in it through the winter so it doesn't freeze (If you have that issue).