The 15"  also allows you to own half as many tips for some situations.  We can run 5 gpa on 30" spacing then run 10 gpa on 15"  with the same tips. 

I guess my question is why would I want to do that? 

I don't see the point?

I'm uncomfortable about spending your money, but....

Hydraulic tread

Dlx cab & air ride seat

15" spacing x 5-way nozzles

100' boom

3" fill (if it's an option)

Cold weather starting (I think that's an option).

All the lights JD offers for you. You'll appreciate that in night ops.

Auto Boom

Auto Trac

What I don't use? I sure didn't need the ss inductor. That just takes up space for me. Also, as I've mentioned before, I don't use or need foam markers. I don't have them, I'm just saying they're history...here. Not applicable for everyone, I realize.

I've used a pressure (venturi) inductor on the nurse truck for many years. Actually, I think it was Monsanto that came out with them many years ago for one of their dry herbicides back then. My early venturis were all steel. I decided a long time ago that I no longer wanted any type of dry material. like ATZ. I did use some Canopy this spring, but that's low-volume, minimal usage. We always mix on-site, never "hot" loads. Also, I was clear to say that I (me!) do not use the sprayer inductor and probably should not have ordered it. But, it's not a big deal. I just don't use it. In fact, I've never opened the cover on it. Maybe there's something in there I should check on. Byron asked what I could live without & I told him.

I'm not arguing, but I'm not clear on "why" you use multiple inductors. And...to answer another reply here....I've never poured any products in the top hatch.

This ACE Full-Drain Blow Molded tank is the best thing since sliced bread for a nurse trailer.

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OK...I'm still not clear on how/why your pesticides get into the sprayer-mounted inductor. What is it that "someone" is pumping pesticides into before the sprayer arrives? Or, did I mistinterpret?

I often have only 1 person present during filling...the sprayer guy. As you can see, we can pump about 4-5 products simultaneously into the pressure inductor while the sprayer is filling. I have a container rinse device on the inductor also. It works on 1 gal containers, 2.5's, or the graduated measuring container. I hate non-minibulk products, but they happen sometimes, too often.

I'm not sure how long it lasts. The pumps for the glyphosate are sitting on top of the minibuiks & that same hose (1") is at least 2 yrs old. But, it will get HARD in the off-season. Sometimes it can be salvaged, sometimes not. We use coiled eva tubing for the supply lines to the pumps. They won't collapse. But you're right, COC will make the clear hose definitely stiff in the off-season, worse than glyphosate or other compounds.

The clear hose is pretty easy to work with & we find lots of uses for it. We'll keep using it.

Traded late in 2009.

It was a good machine. It went just a few miles down the road.