[Kyjensen]

I'm looking for a used Neville, or equivalent make of sprayer trailer.

 

[catdealertx]

How about this one?

 

[Kyjensen]

That would make an unreal nurse trailer. But I need outriggers to carry the machine too.

 

[8850jd]

Do you have lots of distance travel?

If you do buy a low combine Trailor and get a straight truck to pull it around.. If not just drive the sprayer... It sometimes isn't worth the investment for the travel.
Most sprayers will do 30mph and some will do more.
I did the hauling sprayer thing and it just doesn't work for custom work. If you could buy an apache or mechanical drive unit with speed. Save the 10 grand in outriggers.

 

[catdealertx]

I might know where one of those are too. Let me see if the guy still has it and get a picture of it.

 

[Licensed to kill]

I did the hauling sprayer thing and it just doesn't work for custom work.

That,s a bizarre statement

 

[Kyjensen]

I want to spare my machine the road time. And I'm a one man show so moving a nurse. Truck plus the machine is hard.

 

[Don Boles]

How about this one?

That'd be pretty handy, I'd only need one fill of water a year!

 

[SouthernSK]

Don you must spray more than 5000 gallons of water a year. That is my guess what that tanker will hold.

 

[joesixpack]

That's great, but where do you stack the pallet's of chemical?

 

[8850jd]

That,s a bizarre statement

Small fields, shadyfarmers

When you can spray all day, and have large fields at 5-10 gallons of water, yout can get a lot of work done, where I am at it was a waste of time.
If you have to drive 40 miles to spray two fields that cover close to 600+ acres it will be great. If you have to drive 40 miles to do 120 acres in 6 fields your wasting your time.
Its an efficiency thing. Thus why I stated a straight truck... U then can unhook the Trailor and drive back for water.