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If that is 3pt I have some experience: I have a 110 gal Demco sprayer with 20' boom. It has 3 sections - left, middle, right. The normal shiny controller for on/off, and which booms to activate. It has the typical pressure control, with bypass going back to agitate the tank. I also got a wand with 15' or so of hose. It has a little blue rollerpump for pto - I'd get the better one that doesn't corrode with Roundup if I were buying these days, wasn't an issue back in '90 when I bought it. Really like it for stuff like you are doing. I run about 9-10 acres on a tankfull. Seems with spraying it takes as long to fill as it does to spray, so if you are not driving far from the water source it won't really matter much if you need to fill more often. I run it on a 960 Ford tractor much of the time, and it makes the front wheels real light - wide front but no extra weighting. You will need some weight on the front of your tractor as you have a smaller one, but I believe a good N should be able to pick it up. I would not bother with a 200 gal 3pt sprayer unless you planned to use the 4xxx JD for spraying - your N will be well loaded at 100 gal. I do not like boomless sprayers, don't even see them around here on the prairie - any wind & you have nothing at all..... I just bought a used 300 gal 40' trailer sprayer, cleaned out the tips & it has served me well this spring for $350. But I still use the 100 gal 3pt a lot too - very handy for spot spraying or tight places. --->Paul
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