Your best bet would be to just hire the local Commercial spray guys to do it. They usually charge about $5 per acre if you buy your chemicals from them. You get an operator that knows what he is doing plus better equipment then what you can cobble together.
Also your figuring your rate and water needed wrong. 1) calibrate your sprayer to see how much water per acre you are putting on. 2) Then take that number and see how many acres your tank will hold. Example: 20 gallon per acre, 200 gallon tank = 10 acres per tank full. 3) Then at the rate of round up quoted, you would need 44 onces per acre or 2.75 pints. So using the tank example from above: You would need the rate per acer 44 x (acre per tank full) 10 = 440 ounces or basically 3.5 gallons.
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