Tractor Supply Sprayer

[Steve-Maine]

Looking at tractor Supply Sprayer 25 gal. trailer model 2130356. Has anyone bought one and is it any good?? Thanks

 

[donjr]

I'm on my third one, mostly my fault. I've got one in my 'mule' for spraying fencelines, etc. It gets alot of use, and I usually get about 4 or 5 years out of one. TSC has new pumps available in the store, also. Biggest tip is to clean them out in the fall and drain the pump good.

 

[GordoSD]

If you have a 4 wheeler get th 40 gal and no booms. You can cover more area with the wand. About 20 acres in an hour.Spray high, left and right and driving downwind, the chemicals drift out in wide arc.
All the sprayers are the same . A 12 volt pump, some hose, a wand of some sort. Just look for a sale.
I have been using the he77 out of mine for 10 years. Second pump, second wand. Had a leak for a couple years Tried everyting. Finally solved it with a new product from the JB Weld folks, they have a Plastic weld. Tube of blue stuff you cut a piece off, knead it in your fingers. Truly magic stuff.

 

[Rusty wheel]

I have a 30 gallon trailer spray from tsc. The only problem I have with it is the tires will go flat over the winter when it's not in use. I mounted a battery on the tongue so I don't have to be bothered with the line from the tractor battery to the pump.

 

[Terry G]

I just bought the 15 gallon one for $64.99, haven"t tried it yet. Will only be using it for light duty in the yard. Hope it works for that.!!!

 

[Tom in TN]

Steve,

I have a small trailer sprayer (I think it's a 25 gal.) my big complaint is that it has wheels that are too small and is extremely top heavy when filled. I've tipped mine over twice on side hills. If I were very clever I'd figure out some way to put bigger wheels on it with a wider stance.

But I'm not clever, so I just have to stay off side hills.

Tom in TN

 

[glennster]

i have the 25 gallon trailer sprayer, and it also has the sprayer wand. works good, have had no problems with it. it doesnt like steep hills.