+1The only way to run effiecient in my mind is having tender guy haul water that way sprayer keeps going.
Tank size is not that important anymore .
I completely agree with what you have to say. I can carry more than enough water and chemical to keep me busy for the day and have most of my land in 1000 acre blocks. Where my issue is, I'm a one man operation during spraying season and cover 18,000 to 20,000 acres on any given crop year. I've got a couple smaller fields off on their own, and would like to be able to load up and go spray without having to move a tender truck as well. Most of the time I'm actually only carrying 600 gallons because of compaction concerns. Basically need the extra capacity for only 10% of the time.The only way to run effiecient in my mind is having tender guy haul water that way sprayer keeps going.
Tank size is not that important anymore .
So you spray that much water all the time?Most chems are packaged for 40ac/case so 80 acre batches work nice.
Haha. Think you hit a sore spot there. lolTo go from 1200 gallon to 1600 gallons is just over 3000 lbs. if a person is concerned about weight then buy a case sprayer rather than a Deere or Miller which have well over 3000lbs more weight to begin with.
Not really, if that what it takes for structure to support the larger tanks thems the hazards.Haha. Think you hit a sore spot there. lol