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Installing a weed wiper has never been so easy.  Our install video is both instructional & educational when it comes to weed wiping.

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*We do not sell direct to customers. Listed above are the products we offer at our recommended MSRP (not including freight and set-up costs).  Please contact your local dealer with our easy to use, "Find a dealer" tab on our menu page. Click on the products above for a detailed description of each individual product that we offer. 

Sprayer Kit Benefits 
Breaking Down The Model

Get Higher Clearance

Avoid Damaging Your Crop

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Use Less Chemical

University Tested & Approved

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Easy To Attach 

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Sprayer kits attach to your boom with the provided metal mounting brackets. Please specify if you need brackets to fit 1-2" booms or 2-6" booms. Simply remove the weed wiper after use and watch our video install video if you have more questions. 

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Superior Feeding System

Our sprayer kits plumb directly into your sprayer nozzles with our TeeJet and Hypro nozzle body adapters. This feeding system allows you to use your on/off switch for your sprayer nozzles to feed the sponges. 

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Bigger Is Better

Our sprayer kits save customers time when weed wiping with industry leading size options from 5-120 ft. For larger booms, we highly recommend having auto-boom height adjustment. If you are nervous about using a larger weed wiper, start with something smaller and you can always expand later on!

How Does It Work?

Everything You Need to Know About Using This Model

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Operating Instructions

Understanding The Feeding System

Unlike our other models, the sprayer kits use your sprayer pump and feeding system to fill the sponges. The unit will come with adapters for TeeJet and Hypro nozzle bodies with tubing to connect each 30" sponge section to one of your sprayer nozzles.  Keep in mind, that each sponge is fed individually, there is no flow across the boom.

See video above for installation instruction. For operation, start by mixing your preferred chemical solution to attack your resistant weeds. Since you are applying chemical directly onto the taller growing weeds, you can use a variety of chemicals at specific mix rates. For Round up, please follow the labels recommended 33% mix for weed wiper application. For Gramoxone, please use a 50% concentrate. For all other products, please follow the label or consult your field rep.Then, you will fill your tank with your mix over a safe area (Example: cement). Keep in mind that you will use significantly less chemical with a weed wiper. Once your tank is full, run a hose of fresh water over your sponges to get them saturated. After saturating the sponges, we recommend wringing out the sponges to get the excess water out of the system. This process helps ensure that the chemical will evenly distribute across each sponge when you begin to run your pump. Next, while over a safe area, turn on your pump for a few seconds to fill your sponges. The time needed to fill your sponges completely will vary because of size and pump models. However, your initial fill over safe ground will give you a better idea how long you will need to run your pump to fill your sponges. Run the system right up till the point where the sponges begin to drip. Once you have reached that point, simply turn off the solution and head into your field. During application, you can simply turn on your pump for a few seconds to re-fill your sponges on the go. Read the testimonies to hear about just how effective and easy to use our weed wipers are in the field. Give us a call if you have more questions.
 

What Chemical Should I Use?

Find out what thousands of satisfied customers are using

A lot of people ask us the question, what should I use in my sponge weed wiper? While we are drift free application experts, we are not chemical experts. However, we can share with you the latest trends on what thousands of customers are currently using in our weed wipers. Most chemicals can be used in our weed wipers, however, always check with your chemical expert to discuss the best chemical option for your drift free weed wiping application.

Environmentally Friendly Option

Are you worried about chemical drift? Our sponges can be used on the windiest of days. If you are an organic grower, ask your local certifier about non-selective organic options that can be used through a Smucker Weed Wiper.

Going After Resistant Weeds?

There are now over 20 varieties of Round-up resistant weeds worldwide. If you have resistant weeds like marestail and pigweed... many of our current customers are using products like Gramoxone and 2-4-D. Gramoxone by Syngenta is labeled for use in cotton, beans and peanuts in most states at a 50% rate. Please use caution when using this chemical and contact your local field rep for specific questions about chemical use. However, many customers are currently using this product to fight off the resistant weeds.

Most Popular Option

It's always best to follow the label for drift free weed wiping applications or consult your field rep. However, most chemicals can be used in our weed wipers. The most common product to use in a wiper is Glyphosate (Round-Up). The manufacturing label recommends a 33% mix rate, however, please follow your label for mix rates . Please note that a good surfactant like Sur-Tec (free sample provided with every weed wiper purchase) can enhance the performance of the chemical of choice.

*It’s important to remember that the ratio of herbicide to water can vary depending on the weeds to be controlled, the time of year, and the temperature.  Contact your chemical field rep or extension service for best herbicide mix and or surfactant for specific weed and crop conditions. 

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