LANCASTER COUNTY, PA, July 22, 2012 (Press-News.org) Hamilton Equipment - 800-733-0275 - is proud to be a stocking dealer of all Demco Sprayers, Booms and Parts! Call us for a price quote and specifications.
See our great action video of a Demco 150 or 200 Gallon Rear Mount Pro Series Sprayer with Jet Agitation.
Demco 150 or 200 Gallon Rear Mount Pro Series features:
150 or 200 gallon tank with jet agitation, molded sight gauge, sump, fillwell with no-splash cover.
Rear mount brackets are complete with saddles, tank bands and all necessary bolts.
Rear mount brackets will fit categories "1" and "2".
Unit may be used with a "Quick Attach" three point hookup.
Non-retractable built-in ground stand for storage when empty.
Hypro 8 roller PTO pump (C7560D) will deliver 22 GPM at 1000 RPM, 12 GPM at 540 RPM and 300 PSI max.
21', 28', 30' and 40' Truss-T booms feature vertical and horizontal boom breakaway
no drip diaphragm check nozzles spaced at 20"
Handgun with 25' of hose (optional)
Call Hamilton Equipment at 800-733-0275 for a price quote or more information. Or visit our website at www.haminc.com
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