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Read articles →Focuses on upgrading a Mr. Spray tractor sprayer with a third-party remote valve control kit (CON 2480 WP3C from TIR) that enables independent boom section control and cab-accessible pressure adjustment. The video walks through how sprayer plumbing works, then documents the actual installation, sourcing fittings, routing hose, and wiring, and ends with a live bench test. Worth watching if you're considering this specific kit or want to understand sprayer hydraulics before buying.
An owner-operator channel focused on compact tractors and DIY projects; note that the Mr. Spray sprayer and the TIR control kit were both provided for evaluation, so this is partially a sponsored or gifted-product review.
It gives independent electric control of three boom sections and lets you remotely adjust and read spray pressure from the tractor cab or open station.
The installer found it easy once he understood how the sprayer plumbing works, calling it nearly trivial, and spent about twenty to thirty dollars on extra fittings and hose.
Yes, Mr. Spray offers an intermediate system with three separate section switches but no remote pressure control, and the pressure gauge stays on the tank.
