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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).

Hey, whatever works! Way to be inventive.

Just a reminder to winterize your food plot equipment. Here is a check-list for sprayers so that you can use them for many years: Feel free to post any other winterization tips for other equipment below!

Benefits to both: Boom sprays down at the ground for direct spray, boomless for broadcast sprays, wont bump into trees. We even use a nozzle that sprays 15ft out! its pretty easy to see the spray pattern if youre wondering where it goes. the boom we have does also fold inward for trees which is...

yep.. get one that won't break on you. 🤔

Have you looked into a covered boom? This aims all of the droplets right to the base of the tree with a cover to protect outside plants. Sample photo attached

Gotcha! Definitely not an ideal situation :( Watch for sizing of the pump as well and make sure that it is able to handle the spray that will be coming out of the sprayer. Our pumps are over capacity for what you can spray with each manufactured sprayer. It's nice that you're able to get those...

Our spray tech mentioned the best spare parts would be an extra filter, shut-off valve, and always get spare nozzles. Any other items should be looked at and installed properly by the manufacturer.

The drain sump has a hose that pumps the liquid out with no mess. It was designed not to spill on the ground. You can detach the boom hose and place it in a bucket then pump all but about a quarter size amt of liquid out into that bucket for reuse or safely discarding of chemicals. Once the...

The drain sump is a game-changer. Be sure to research before buying every time. YouTube is always a great source to see the product at work.