A: For a replacement tire and wheel assembly for your 30-gallon trailer sprayer, you have two convenient options: Local Tractor Supply: You can visit your local Tractor Supply store and ask them to place a special order for the replacement tire and wheel. Part number can be found in your owner's manual. Or direct from FIMCO: You can also order directly through us. Please call our Customer Service team at 800-831-0027. Have your sprayer model number handy, and our team will be happy to ensure you get the exact replacement part you need.

A: Thank you for your question. Please contact Fimco customer support for replacement tips.

A: The 3-nozzle boom on this sprayer provides a 90" total spray swath for efficient coverage while towing. Additionally, the included spray wand is capable of reaching up to 40 feet horizontally and 25 feet vertically for spot spraying hard-to-reach areas.

A: Yes, this sprayer includes a lead wire with alligator clips for easy connection to a 12-volt battery. The included wire harness is fuse-protected and features an integrated On/Off switch, allowing you to connect directly to your vehicle's battery or a separate 12-volt battery.

A: Thank you for reaching out. We're sorry to hear you are experiencing a leak, but if it is coming from the top of the pump manifold where the elbow connectors sit, this is usually a very quick fix. Those black elbow connectors are actually two-piece mechanisms that can sometimes vibrate loose during shipping or heavy use. You can easily snug them back up by following these steps: Remove the cap from the leaking connection on top of the manifold. Look directly inside the cap. You will see a hexagon-shaped cutout molded into the material. Insert a 3/8" Allen (hex) wrench directly into that cutout. Turn it clockwise to snug up the internal connection. This compresses the seal and should completely stop the product from leaking. Please give that a try, as it usually takes care of the issue right away. If you find that tightening it doesn't stop the leak, or if you notice a crack in the material itself, please let us know. We are more than happy to help get any necessary replacement parts sent out to you!

A: Here is the clearest way to break this down: At an application rate of 6.7 gallons per acre, a full 30-gallon tank will cover approximately 4.48 acres. Since 1 acre equals 43,560 square feet, the total coverage for a full tank is 195,149 square feet (or roughly 195,000 sq. ft.).

A: approximately 25' vertical and 40' horizontal.

A: The spray is more of a precise spray downward, so without any wind, it should be easier to adjust the pressure without being considered as standing in the spray, but either way, it would be advisable to set your pressure when you have nothing but water in the tank and then once the pressure is set, then you can add your chemical, reducing any chance of contact with chemicals by doing it that way.

A: There shouldn't be. However, if it's a zero-turn, these sprayers are not designed for, so extreme caution would need to be taken for any turns.

A: There are customers that use this sprayer behind a zero-turn mower, even though it's not designed for that, by avoiding sharp turns due to the hitch on the sprayer. It's not recommended, but there are customers that have done so, once they have familiarized themselves with the turning.