UTV Sprayers

UTV Sprayers Built for Real Spray Coverage and Side-by-Side Performance

A good UTV sprayer does more than hold chemicals. The tank, pump, nozzle assembly, and plumbing all have to work together under pressure, across rough ground, with a load that shifts every time you hit a rut. The best UTV sprayer for your side-by-side is one designed around your actual applications, whether you're putting down herbicides on food plots, knocking out weeds along fence lines, or applying pesticides across pasture. Fueled UTV carries sprayer units built for that kind of work, with steel-frame construction, 12-volt diaphragm pumps, corrosion-resistant poly tanks, and enough spraying capacity to cover serious ground before you need to fill.

Tank size and spray coverage go together. A 45-gallon unit gives you the capacity to work a large area without constant stops. The 45-gallon tank mounts using Lock & Ride MAX Quick Attach hardware directly into the cargo bed, includes a 4.5 GPM pump, 25 feet of 3/8" hose, hose wrap brackets, and a deluxe spray wand for precise application. Broadcast and precision boom kits are sold separately and add either a 3-nozzle over-the-tailgate setup for wide-area coverage or a 7-nozzle boom mounted to a 2-inch receiver hitch for more targeted runs. Flip the switch from the cab, dial in your output, and run.

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FAQ

What size tank do most UTV sprayers come in?

Fueled UTV carries a 45-gallon Polaris utility sprayer tank. That spraying capacity is suited for farmers, landowners, and hunters covering large food plots or pasture without constant fill stops.

Do UTV sprayers come with boomless nozzles?

The broadcast boom kit uses 3 nozzle broadcast spray nozzles mounted on an adjustable-height boom with an over-the-tailgate bracket. These boomless nozzles distribute chemical wide and evenly, which makes them a practical choice for applying herbicides across food plots or large areas of weeds.

What is the difference between a broadcast sprayer and a precision boom kit?

The broadcast setup mounts over the tailgate and uses 3 nozzles to throw chemical across a wide swath in a single pass. The precision boom kit mounts to a 2-inch receiver hitch and runs 7 nozzles for more controlled spray coverage. Both kits are sold separately from the base tank unit and connect to the same sprayer system.

How does a UTV sprayer mount to a side-by-side?

The 45-gallon tank uses Lock & Ride MAX Quick Attach hardware to mount in the rear cargo bed, no tools required. The broadcast boom kit uses an over-the-tailgate bracket for support, and the precision boom kit attaches to a standard 2-inch receiver hitch at the rear of the machine.

Can I control the spray pump from the cab?

The 45-gallon tank unit connects to the vehicle's 12-volt electrical system and draws 4.5 GPM through a diaphragm pump. Control is handled through the vehicle's power connection, letting you manage the pump and pressure from the cab rather than getting out to adjust at the tank.

What should I look for in a UTV sprayer hose and reel setup?

The 45-gallon tank includes 25 feet of 3/8" hose with hose wrap brackets to keep the line organized. That length gives you plenty of reach for the spray wand without pulling hose off the machine. Quality fittings and a clean filter go a long way toward protecting the nozzle assembly and extending service life.

What types of chemicals can UTV sprayers handle?

The polyethylene tank is designed for common agricultural applications including herbicides, pesticides, and liquid fertilizers. The 45-gallon Polaris unit is also listed as Roundup-ready. Always run a clean filter on the chemical line before loading a new product to protect the pump, valves, and nozzle assembly.