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Old 08-25-2015, 04:33 PM
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Been eyeing one for quite a while and it finally panned out. Not top of the line but shouldn't be a piece of junk, either. 20 gallon Fimco sprayer with a 6.5' fold-able boom on it and a hand want with 15' of hose. This will be great for putting down some weed control in the spring and weed killer throughout the year not only at home but around the property I maintain for work, as well. Hopefully she holds up! When I put it together I thought it was pretty good sized but it looks downright tiny behind the Super!

Here's the link to the product page for it:

http://www.fimcoindustries.com/trail..._redesign.html

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That should cover a lot of ground in a hurry.
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Nice sprayer Ryan, 20 gal should cover quite a bit of ground. It does look cute behind the super, maybe it would be better sized for gt383mags' cub power wheels.

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Nice sprayer Ryan, 20 gal should cover quite a bit of ground. It does look cute behind the super, maybe it would be better sized for gt383mags' cub power wheels.

Bill
Quit picking on him, he can't help that he has a small sprayer.
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Quit picking on him, he can't help that he has a small sprayer.
It's not a small sprayer, it's a big Cub!

Next time I use it it'll be behind the 1864 so hopefully it won't look so out of scale
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