The 10 Best ATV Sprayers

The NorthStar Dual Purpose has a large, 26-gallon capacity that means you can cover a lot of ground without having to stop and refill. It is engineered to handle continuous duty, making it the ideal solution for commercial needs.

The Precision Products TCS (about $111) is available in two sizes, both of which come in at a very reasonable price. A 15-foot hose and thumb controls on the hand gun make it convenient to operate, plus a drain plug on the bottom allows for effortless cleanup.

The Chapin BioLogic 6500 (about $223) has a 2.2-gallon flow rate and features a heavy-duty brass cone and nozzle. All of the components are designed for maximum chemical resistance to ensure they last through years of use without degrading.

The Chapin EZ Mount (appx. $106) features a translucent tank that makes it easy to see how much of the contents are left, so you'll never be caught unawares when it is time for a refill. It also has a filter basket that can help to prevent the nozzle from getting clogged.

The Ironton Spot (about $65) is a good choice for the home user who doesn't need to cover a lot of ground and, since it only has an 8-gallon capacity, it fits nicely on smaller ATVs. It is compatible with all types of pesticides and Roundup approved for versatile use.

The Gempler's 40 PSI (appx. $103) has a large tank capacity, though it still may not be suitable for commercial use because of the slow, 1 gallon-per-minute flow rate. The UV-inhibited plastic reservoir is not only tough, but doesn't fade much from excessive sun exposure.

The Fimco Economy (around $124) has an impressive 30-foot maximum vertical throw, so you should be able to reach the tops of most trees without a problem. With an integrated cord wrap and molded-in hose clips, you won't have to worry about them falling and getting dragged as you drive.

The Master 015A (around $128) comes with an extra-long 15-foot hose that completely eliminates the hassle of manipulating the gun into the correct position and also allows you to get at harder to reach spaces without having to constantly move your vehicle.

The Seaflo 50-Liter (about $170) produces a lot of pressure and provides a steady flow without pulsing, so you don't waste any of your pesticide on plants that you aren't targeting. In addition to spot spraying, it also works well for fence lines.

The nine-gallon Be Agriease (appx. $115) is a relatively compact unit that won't take up too much space on the back of your four-wheeler. Its pump is cleverly hidden in a cavity on the rear of the tank, which can help keep it protected from damage.