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Read articles →Despite the title, this video is explicitly not a sprayer review, Tony states upfront he's covering the process of spraying, not the Fimco unit itself. It walks through practical operation: nozzle overlap, calibrating application rate per acre, using a phone speedometer app to maintain consistent speed, dye to track coverage, and chemical safety basics. Best for first-time sprayer users wanting a workflow overview.
An owner-operator homestead channel where Tony shares hands-on experience from his own property, including candid mistakes like nearly getting stuck while spraying corn.
Your manual gives a chart showing how fast to go based on PSI to get a specific application rate per acre. A phone speedometer app helps confirm actual speed since judgment alone is not accurate enough.
The edges of each nozzle's spray field need to actually touch one another. If set too low to the ground, the spray patterns will not touch and coverage will be uneven.
You want to wear a respirator and goggles, and also be aware of wind direction since certain wind levels affect safe application.
A red dye is mixed into the solution so you can see it glistening on the grass, making it easy to track coverage and avoid missing or overspraying an area.