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This Low-Profile Skid Sprayer by Master Manufacturing has a 50 gal. tank that delivers maximum performance. The commercial-duty sprayer reaches spray heights up to 45 ft. Features a heavy-duty Comet APS41 triple diaphragm pump with DURAphragm technology powered by a Honda GX200 engine. The setup offers you the versatility of a diaphragm pump with the durability and power of a piston pump. When teamed with the rugged hose reel, it can easily handle both wettable powders and corrosive chemicals.
- Heavy-duty Comet APS 41 triple diaphragm pump with DURAphragm technology delivers up to 10 GPM at 580 PSI
- Powered by a dependable Honda GX200 engine
- Hose reel features Hardcore Technology and a limited lifetime core warranty for lasting performance
- Professional-duty spray gun adjusts its spray pattern with a twist of the barrel
- Lightweight, military-grade aluminum frame and hose reel
- Premium pressure regulator and liquid-filled gauge are forward-facing for easy access
| Brand | Master Mfg |
|---|---|
| Country of Origin | Made in USA |
| Boom Maximum Spray Width | No Boom |
| Boom Nozzle Count | No Boom |
| Boom Style | No Boom |
| Chemical Compatibility | Herbicide, Grass Killer, Pesticide, Weed Killer, Repellents, Fertilizer, Insecticide, Fungicide |
| Features | Gas Powered Sprayer |
| Hose Diameter | 1/2 in. |
| Hose Length | 200 ft. |
| Maximum Flow Rate | 10 GPM |
| Maximum Operating Pressure | 800 PSI |
| Mounting Type | Straps |
| Power Type | Gas |
| Product Height | 48 in. |
| Product Length | 72 in. |
| Product Weight | 245 lb. |
| Product Width | 60 in. |
| Pump Type | Diaphragm |
| Boom Width | No Boom |
| Tank Capacity | 50 gal. |
| Spray Method | Spot Spraying |
| Tank Material | Polyethylene |
| Warranty | 2 |
| Manufacturer Part Number | PAV-Q7-050M-MM |
Q: One more question about the Master 50 gallon sprayer. On your website you have it listed as 48 inches high 72 long 60 inches wide.Master‘s website they have it listed as 42.5 inches times 24 inches times 14.5 inches which dimensions is correct
21 days ago- A: Hi Wayne! The accurate product dimensions are: Product Height: 48 in. Product Length: 72 in. Product Width: 60 in.20 days agoHelpful?
Q: I have to keep the tank and equipment outside over the winter months. How do you winterize it? Is there a video that shows how to winterize it?
22 days ago- A: Hi Wayne, Yes! Please follow the link below for the video to winterize your lawn sprayer. Here are the Step-By-Step Directions per the manufacturer 1. Flush Tank – Fill your tank with clean water, turn on your sprayer and flush out your spray gun by pulling the spray gun trigger. If you have a broadcast sprayer, you will need to flush out your broadcast spray boom as well with clean water. We recommend doing this process outside in an area where the left-over chemical will not affect your surroundings. 2. Let Dry – After sprayer has been flushed out with clean water, remove clean water from tank drain port. You can speed up the drying process by using compressed air to remove all excess water from your tank. 3. Add in RV Anti-Freeze – Pour RV anti-freeze into the tank. Take your spray gun, point into the inside of the tank, and pull the trigger. Continue to hold until RV anti-freeze comes out of the spray gun. 4. Remove Attachments – If you have a broadcast sprayer, remove the nozzles and nozzles strainers from your broadcast spray boom. Grab containers and either hang or sit below the open ports where the nozzles were removed from. Turn on sprayer and once you see RV anti-freeze come out, the spray boom is now winterized. 5. Drain RV Anti-Freeze – After your spray gun and broadcast spray boom have been winterized, drain remaining RV antifreeze from the sprayer tank into a container using the tank drain port. Don’t forget to condense all RV anti-freeze into one container. Follow the RV anti-freeze label for proper disposal. 6. Storing – Store your winterized sprayer and removed parts in a clean and dry place. This will help ensure that your sprayer will be protected from frost damage during freezing temperatures. https://master-mfg.com/blogs/master-mfg/how-to-winterize-a-master-manufacturing-sprayer-essential-step-by-step-guide20 days agoHelpful?
Q&As
Q: One more question about the Master 50 gallon sprayer. On your website you have it listed as 48 inches high 72 long 60 inches wide.Master‘s website they have it listed as 42.5 inches times 24 inches times 14.5 inches which dimensions is correct
21 days ago- A: Hi Wayne! The accurate product dimensions are: Product Height: 48 in. Product Length: 72 in. Product Width: 60 in.20 days agoHelpful?
Q: I have to keep the tank and equipment outside over the winter months. How do you winterize it? Is there a video that shows how to winterize it?
22 days ago- A: Hi Wayne, Yes! Please follow the link below for the video to winterize your lawn sprayer. Here are the Step-By-Step Directions per the manufacturer 1. Flush Tank – Fill your tank with clean water, turn on your sprayer and flush out your spray gun by pulling the spray gun trigger. If you have a broadcast sprayer, you will need to flush out your broadcast spray boom as well with clean water. We recommend doing this process outside in an area where the left-over chemical will not affect your surroundings. 2. Let Dry – After sprayer has been flushed out with clean water, remove clean water from tank drain port. You can speed up the drying process by using compressed air to remove all excess water from your tank. 3. Add in RV Anti-Freeze – Pour RV anti-freeze into the tank. Take your spray gun, point into the inside of the tank, and pull the trigger. Continue to hold until RV anti-freeze comes out of the spray gun. 4. Remove Attachments – If you have a broadcast sprayer, remove the nozzles and nozzles strainers from your broadcast spray boom. Grab containers and either hang or sit below the open ports where the nozzles were removed from. Turn on sprayer and once you see RV anti-freeze come out, the spray boom is now winterized. 5. Drain RV Anti-Freeze – After your spray gun and broadcast spray boom have been winterized, drain remaining RV antifreeze from the sprayer tank into a container using the tank drain port. Don’t forget to condense all RV anti-freeze into one container. Follow the RV anti-freeze label for proper disposal. 6. Storing – Store your winterized sprayer and removed parts in a clean and dry place. This will help ensure that your sprayer will be protected from frost damage during freezing temperatures. https://master-mfg.com/blogs/master-mfg/how-to-winterize-a-master-manufacturing-sprayer-essential-step-by-step-guide20 days agoHelpful?
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