Custom Sprayer Trailer and Water Truck

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Features: Blaine and his brother Todd Muhr of Francis, Saskatchewan and their water truck and sprayer trailer/tanker. The farmers chose a 2005 Peterbilt to put a salvaged 3800 gallon water tank on. That combined with the 1200 gallon tank on a trailer gives them around 5,000 gallons which is enough for 4 fills on their SP sprayer. The trailer also acts as a transporter for their large SP sprayer as well. The set up to them about 2 weeks to build with a total investment in materials of about $55,000.

[@YoungoneYoung-lm4xe]

It's a very efficient setup they came up with.Necessity is the mother of invention.

[@kaniyawilliams9928]

Youngone1534 Young cjomc

[@Robert82]

Well thought out rig.. good job fellas

[@mikewasfaret9563]

In the mid 90s I worked for a Cenex driving the water truck. If we had five miles or less, we would road the sprayer, but over five miles it was faster to load sprayer on trailer.

[@Harley04]

Awesome setup, those guys know what they are doing, you got to love farmers! As for the water truck, if you want real fire fighting capability,, 1-man operation, connect the PTO pump to the tank, discharge to a remote control hydrant mounted up top, front of the tank! That little Honda might be fine for washing but not for a fire like what came thru northern Alberta

[@scruffy6151]

I see i have some catching up to do. New subscriber.

[@johnblegen1150]

great setup 👍👍👍

[@acersalman8258]

beautiful ❤

[@SmokiesDen]

Nice rig.

[@ryandoe11]

That so badass!!

[@jacobsublette553]

nice rig

[@0Sirk0]

Can't beat that honda pump. Although, question for all; Why not a briggs and straton?

[@scruffy6151]

Gentleman Hooligan. Last longer run better biggset reason.

[@email4664]

Briggs and Stratton abbreviated- B.S.

[@oe542]

That’s what you got out of this video?

[@mydreampcuk2838]

awesome

[@oakvillefarmer]

I’m really surprise you would use ditch water to spray. Even with multiple filters small particles would surely make nozzles plug.

[@JazzyJasTruckingzz]

That trucks got a lot of power pulling all that weight

[@brandoncaldwell95]

350 is plenty. Saves fuel and still completes the job. 450 is better, but really not required.

[@JohnSmithKillFeds]

What the fuck happened in this thread?

[@nathankennedy4263]

It’s a Pete that’s why!

[@sighpocket5]

Nice!!!!!

[@almiraraujo2035]

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[@sugichanneru]

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[@saeedalmatrooshi4790]

hmm this seems pretty interesting, smart design! i wonder how much this co-

[@majorphysics3669]

NamiKaze 55g isn't bad considering the cost of the sprayer. Google it, you will never become a farmer lol. Combines are expensive too. What would you like to buy, this nice house in the country, or this combine.

[@chucklesx]

teller of truth... so you are saying it would be more efficient to have a sprayer spending half of the day driving up and down the road between the field and a water source instead of spraying? Not to mention the other jobs they use the truck and tanker for which the sprayer cannot do.

[@chucklesx]

teller of truth... it may not fill any useful purpose in your operation but that does not mean it does not work for these people. But #1 Just because the sprayer can drive up and down the road does not mean it is efficient to do so regarding time and tyre/machine/transmission wear. #2 Obiviously the fact that they transport the sprayer means they cover a large area (I am betting you don't have personal knowledge of their operation) #3 it is actually impossible to (even allowing the water source is close by which we don't know it could be 10 miles away, they may also use water from a treated/ softened source to increase the efficiency of their chemicals if they work in a hard water area... again we don't know) get down the road and fill the sprayer and get back as you suggest in the same time it takes to fill it in the field. #4 if you have a second person on the tanker they can have the next fill pre mixed and ready to go while the sprayer is doing it's job in the field, the same holds for collecting more water. #5 The sprayer has a very limited capacity for carry chemical concentrate around #6 As for being a keyboard warrior you are the one that posted a derogatory comment (twice in reply to two separate posts) calling the machine owner a fool for using equipment when you know nothing about their operation, nor do you know anything of my experience/ knowledge of the industry... so yeah probably best to pull your head in on that one. It is amazing to me that people are so arrogant that they feel they know more about someone else's business operation than they do.

[@chucklesx]

teller of truth... lol, ok just to humour and educate you... it is a hydrostatic tranmission... ie great for infinitely variable speeds in field work but hugely inefficient for road or transport operations. You must work with some out of this world machinery if they don't use transmissions for converting engine power to movement.

[@chucklesx]

teller of truth... you are just embarrassing yourself now man. We'll leave it there as you obviously are exactly what you are accusing me of being and as such there is no point in discussing the subject with you.

[@wjackstl]

I don't understand - why do they need permits if they are only pulling on their land?

[@jacobrowland9134]

It said they had over 8000 acres they farmed. Traveling on roads public roads is how you get from one field to the next. If it is a perfect square and all connected you are looking at 12.5 miles from one side to the next. I doubt it is a perfect square if it is even all connected. Public roads would be the fastest way to travel.

[@MrThisIsMeToo]

Wesley Jackson Not that bright are we?

[@nanky432]

I have no idea how I got here.

[@mikhailangel3258]

that's a big farm

[@timmyteabag69]

Mikhail Angel yep there's one in Southern Alberta that farms 114,000 acres

[@phalanx3803]

this is my set up prntscr.com/joufvl its older then me but it works

[@rexbrooks7349]

We only have 1500 acers of land.

[@wjackstl]

Farming Guy that's more than most people even dream about

[@charlieraemisch9751]

that was m little brother

[@farmerted487]

Keep spraying everything with roundup...

[@noahgullion2]

Farmer Ted till everything becomes resistant, what then lol

[@randomguy5990]

Don't wanna get sued

[@charlieraemisch9751]

Noah Gullion crops only become resistant to chemicals if they are used very light over a period of time

[@noahgullion2]

Charlie Raemisch but what in higher concentration they don't?

[@charlieraemisch9751]

Noah Gullion no because there concentration is higher so it should kill the weeds

[@francksix245]

Why was this recommended to me? Did you start to drink again KZbin? A video about agricultural equipment with 1k views, really?

[@271production]

Lol I was recommended it too. However the truck and trailer combo is pretty bad ass though.

[@thelogicalracer1036]

*2782*

[@deanintheg]

francksix seems we all ended up here radomly.

[@pairofbluepants3302]

francksix I fuck with it tho lol

[@Will91289]

try 35000 views now