Front-Mount Sprayer Fits Zero-Turn Riding Mowers
You can convert your zero-turn riding mower into a self-propelled mini spray rig, complete with a 100-in. boom and spray wand with 8 ft. of hose. Tide Industries’ new front-mounted sprayer has a compact boom fold design that allows you to leave the sprayer on the mower while cutting grass.
The sprayer is designed for various models of Deere, Kubota, Cub Cadet, and Toro zero-turn mowers. The sprayer comes fully assembled and pressure-tested and quickly bolts onto the mower frame. It comes with a 25-gal. tank and a 12-volt pump that operates off the mower’s battery. A foot-operated switch is used to turn the sprayer on or off, allowing you to keep both hands on the mower’s control arms at all times.
“It works better than a rear-mount boom because you don’t get a sore neck from having to turn around all the time,” says co-inventor Nolan Tide. “It also works better than a tow-behind sprayer because you can turn on a dime, which is the purpose of a zero-turn mower. It uses air induction nozzles which produce large droplets that confine the spray to keep it from drifting. We design and build frames specific to your mower brand and model.”
A marker system is available for reducing overspray and underspray. It includes a can of water-based marking paint and a separate foot-operated switch to turn it on or off.
The spray tank and boom sell for $989 including S&H in the U.S.; $1,089 including S&H in Canada. The marking system sells for $98 in the U.S.; $139 in Canada.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Tide Industries, P.O. Box 549, Estevan, Sask. Canada S4A 2A5 (ph 306 634-1257 or 306 421-2565; nolantide@outlook.com; www.tideindustries.com).
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Front-Mount Sprayer Fits Zero-Turn Riding Mowers FARM HOME Lawn Mowers 31h 38 You can convert your zero-turn riding mower into a self-propelled mini spray rig complete with a 100-in boom and spray wand with 8 ft of hose Tide Industries’ new front-mounted sprayer has a compact boom fold design that allows you to leave the sprayer on the mower while cutting grass The sprayer is designed for various models of Deere Kubota Cub Cadet and Toro zero-turn mowers The sprayer comes fully assembled and pressure-tested and quickly bolts onto the mower frame It comes with a 25-gal tank and a 12-volt pump that operates off the mower’s battery A foot-operated switch is used to turn the sprayer on or off allowing you to keep both hands on the mower’s control arms at all times “It works better than a rear-mount boom because you don’t get a sore neck from having to turn around all the time ” says co-inventor Nolan Tide “It also works better than a tow-behind sprayer because you can turn on a dime which is the purpose of a zero-turn mower It uses air induction nozzles which produce large droplets that confine the spray to keep it from drifting We design and build frames specific to your mower brand and model ” A marker system is available for reducing overspray and underspray It includes a can of water-based marking paint and a separate foot-operated switch to turn it on or off The spray tank and boom sell for $989 including S&H in the U S ; $1 089 including S&H in Canada The marking system sells for $98 in the U S ; $139 in Canada Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Tide Industries P O Box 549 Estevan Sask Canada S4A 2A5 ph 306 634-1257 or 306 421-2565; nolantide@outlook com; www tideindustries com
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