Best ATV Sprayers for Buyers Comparing 100-Gallon Capacity
No 100-gallon ATV sprayer is listed among these options. The largest complete sprayer here has a 40-gallon tank, so buyers who specifically need 100 gallons should treat these as smaller-capacity alternatives rather than equivalent replacements. The Master Manufacturing 40-gallon model is best for buyers seeking the largest listed tank, while the 25-gallon Master Mfg and 15-gallon Chapin suit smaller loads. The NorthStar adds boomless broadcast capability, and the folding boom is an accessory rather than a complete sprayer.
| Product | Best For | Listed Capacity or Coverage |
|---|---|---|
| Master Mfg 40-Gallon Deluxe | Largest listed complete sprayer | 40-gallon tank |
| Master Mfg 25-Gallon Deluxe | Mid-size tank option | 25-gallon tank |
| CHAPIN 97154 | Smaller tank with hose reach | 15-gallon tank; 15-foot hose |
| NorthStar Boomless Sprayer | Broadcast and spot spraying | 26-gallon tank |
| Six-Nozzle Folding Boom | Buyers adding spray coverage equipment | 122-inch spray coverage |
Master Mfg 40-Gallon Deluxe UTV Spot Sprayer
This is the largest-capacity complete sprayer in the supplied selection. Its 40-gallon tank is still well below 100 gallons, but it is the closest listed match for buyers who want to reduce refilling compared with the smaller options. The product name specifies a 2.2 GPM pump and a 70 PSI maximum, and identifies fertilizer, weed, and pest applications.
- Best for: UTV owners prioritizing the largest listed tank.
- Why it was selected: It has more stated capacity than the other complete sprayers in this group.
- Limitation: It does not meet a 100-gallon capacity requirement.
Master Mfg 25-Gallon Deluxe UTV and ATV Spot Sprayer
The 25-gallon Deluxe is a mid-size alternative for buyers who do not need the largest tank in this group. Its product name lists a 2.2 GPM flow rate and 70 PSI maximum, with fertilizer, weed, and pest use identified. Compared with the 40-gallon Master Mfg model, this option holds 15 fewer gallons, making it a better fit when a smaller listed capacity is preferred.
- Best for: ATV or UTV owners seeking a mid-size spot sprayer.
- Why it was selected: It offers the same named flow and maximum-pressure figures as the 40-gallon model in a smaller capacity.
- Limitation: Its 25-gallon tank is not suitable for a buyer who requires 100 gallons in one load.
CHAPIN 97154 15-Gallon ATV and UTV Sprayer
The CHAPIN 97154 combines a 15-gallon chemical-resistant poly tank with a 12-volt, 1.0 GPM diaphragm pump. Its 15-foot reinforced hose provides reach for spraying, and the listed double filtration includes an in-tank filter and shut-off filter designed to help prevent clogs. These details make it a practical choice for buyers who value hose access and filtration over a large tank.
- Best for: Smaller jobs where a reinforced hose and filtration are priorities.
- Why it was selected: It offers clearly stated pump, hose, tank, and filter details.
- Limitation: The 15-gallon tank is the smallest among the complete sprayers listed.
NorthStar 26-Gallon ATV Boomless Sprayer
The NorthStar is a 26-gallon ATV sprayer identified for boomless broadcast and spot spraying. Its product name lists a 2.2 GPM, 12-volt pump. It is a useful comparison for buyers who want both broadcast and spot-spraying functions in one listed product, rather than choosing only by tank capacity.
- Best for: Buyers considering boomless broadcast as well as spot spraying.
- Why it was selected: Its listed use combines two application styles and its capacity sits between the 25- and 40-gallon options.
- Limitation: At 26 gallons, it remains far short of a 100-gallon tank.
Six-Nozzle Folding Sprayer Boom
This product is a sprayer boom accessory, not a complete ATV sprayer or tank. The listing describes six nozzles, 122 inches of spray coverage, adjustable spray patterns, and a folding design for transport. It may interest buyers comparing coverage equipment, but the provided details do not state a tank capacity or pump.
- Best for: Buyers looking for a folding boom accessory with multiple nozzles.
- Why it was selected: It offers a different way to compare application coverage alongside tank-based sprayers.
- Limitation: It cannot satisfy a 100-gallon tank need by itself.
Buying Guide: How to Choose an ATV Sprayer
Do you need an actual 100-gallon tank?
Tank capacity is the first filter for this search. None of the complete sprayers listed has a 100-gallon tank; their stated capacities range from 15 to 40 gallons. If 100 gallons is essential, verify the tank capacity of any candidate before purchase. Do not treat a boom accessory or a lower-capacity sprayer as a 100-gallon unit.
Should you prioritize tank size or spray features?
Choose the Master Mfg 40-gallon model if maximum listed capacity is the priority. Consider the NorthStar if boomless broadcast and spot-spraying capability are important. The CHAPIN offers a smaller tank with a specified hose length and double filtration. Compare the details that match the intended job rather than relying on capacity alone.
What pump information should you compare?
The supplied product names identify 2.2 GPM and 70 PSI maximum for the two Master Mfg models, and 2.2 GPM with a 12-volt pump for the NorthStar. CHAPIN lists a 12-volt, 1.0 GPM diaphragm pump. The boom accessory’s provided details do not specify a pump, so it should be evaluated as an accessory, not as a powered sprayer.
Is the folding boom a complete sprayer?
No. The six-nozzle folding boom is described as spray equipment with 122-inch coverage and adjustable patterns. Its supplied product information does not give a tank or pump. Confirm that an accessory is appropriate for the intended setup before choosing it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which listed ATV sprayer has the largest tank?
The Master Mfg Deluxe UTV spot sprayer has the largest listed tank at 40 gallons.
Is any product here a 100-gallon ATV sprayer?
No. The largest complete sprayer listed has a 40-gallon tank.
Which option lists the longest hose?
The CHAPIN 97154 lists a 15-foot reinforced hose.
Which product is an accessory rather than a complete sprayer?
The six-nozzle folding sprayer boom is an accessory. Its provided details do not specify a tank or pump.