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When it comes to sprayers, it is essential to look into what makes a great. There are several things to put in place to help you find the right tti sprayer that fits your needs. We’ve compiled this list based on years of operator input and industry expertise to make your work easier while studying and choosing your ideal piece of equipment.
Lifting
Your flexible new tti sprayers are useless if you can’t easily lift them into and out when necessary. While 2-3 people can lift some smaller sprayers, anything more significant would need mechanical assistance, such as a forklift or fork tines on your tractor or loader. Several of the best tti sprayer models include semi-enclosed excavator lifting pointers for quick and safe lifting of your tti sprayers on and off your vehicle. Another advantage of built-in forklift points is that they protect the bottom of your tank from puncture or damage caused by forklift tines or storage on rough and rocky terrain.
Tank Drainage
If the tank on your tti sprayers does not drain to a central location, you may have difficulty removing all of the contents while spraying and risk cross-contamination with other chemicals while changing jobs.
Sloping tank bottoms and dedicated sumps on well-designed tti sprayers cause the liquid to drain to a central point for collection and drainage, eliminating these concerns.
Pump Performance
Understanding weed control will give you a good idea of the kind of pump you’d like on your tti sprayer. Pumps found on tti sprayers are of two types: 12 volts and engine drove. Because of their lightweight and quiet operation, 12-volt pumps are ideal for lesser spraying jobs. You don’t have to worry about carrying extra gasoline or the hassle of filling gas tanks and checking oil levels. Smaller sprayers come standard with 12-volt pumps. Some smaller units, such as the Sidewinder, can help overcome this problem by having an outer channel running around the tank’s edge to gather liquid and direct it towards the suction and drainage points.
Maintenance & Warranties
To keep spray equipment in top condition, it must be maintained regularly. With poorly designed or nonexistent drainage points and plumbing, simple maintenance such as draining and rinsing your tank and pump system with fresh water after spraying can turn into a nightmare. Some modern spraying systems include onboard freshwater tanks and 3-way rinsing systems to make end-of-day cleaning a breeze for everyone.
Accessories
Your Tti sprayers are going to be used for a variety of spraying tasks. These jobs can be made more accessible by adding accessories like booms and remote-controlled hose reels like the Buddy Smart Reel.
Booms for tti sprayers range in size from 2 to 8 meters, depending on the size of the work and the speed at which it must be completed. Poly Booms are a popular option for tti sprayers due to their extreme durability and ability to withstand hits without damage.
