Spray and Pest Trucks
If you own a lawn care company or have a roadside landscape or tree care service, chances are, you need a customized truck for your spraying equipment. At MJ TruckNation, we are here to help find the Spray Truck that perfectly fits your individual requirements.
| Stock Number: | P6741 |
| Mileage: | 70,256 |
| Transmission: | Automatic |
| Fuel Type: | GASOLINE |
| Condition: | Used Trucks |
| GVW: | 14,500 lbs |
| Body Length: | 12 ft |
| Stock Number: | P6810 |
| Mileage: | 55,606 |
| Transmission: | Automatic |
| Fuel Type: | GAS |
| Condition: | Used Trucks |
| GVW: | 14,500 lbs |
| Body Length: | 14 ft |
What is a Spray Truck and Who Needs One?
Spray Trucks, also known as Herbicide Spray Trucks or Landscape Spray Trucks, are used for transporting and applying herbicides, liquid fertilizers, and other bulk chemicals. Spray Trucks are used for services that provide such things as fertilizer applications, weed control, tree and lawn care, roadside weed control and ground care, and more.
Spray Trucks are sometimes used to distribute water too. The liquids are housed in tanks that are in the back of the truck. Sprayers enable large areas to be covered and are available in various shapes and sizes to accommodate special custom needs.
The typical types of trucks used for spraying are those with truck beds and boom trucks. It’s imperative that the truck be able to carry the weight of the liquids. It’s also wise for the truck not to be oversized for the job so money isn’t wasted on fuel.
It’s important that the truck has enough power and maneuverability to get the job done. Weeding and landscape jobs often call for getting in and out of tight spots. You sure don’t want to get stuck.
Determining the Features the Fit Your Needs
What specific service does your business provide? That’s always a good starting place when figuring out what type of truck you’ll need and the features that you’ll want to go along with it.
Do you need a traditional Spray Truck or one for construction purposes too? How far up do you need to be able to access? What kind of ground do you need to cover and how far do you need a hose to reach? Do you need pallet storage? Would pull-out drawers on the truck benefit you? All of these things factor into your unique requirements.
What We’ve Got
At MJ TruckNation, we offer a number of Spray Trucks. Many of our most popular spray trucks are made by Isuzu, a trusted leader in the trucking industry. Isuzu has been around since the early 1900s and has built an impeccable reputation among American workers. Isuzu is known for changing with the times when it comes to building the ideal Work Truck. If optimization is needed, they take care of it. They truly go the extra mile to take care of their customers.
Most Work Truck manufacturers are not very concerned with comfort. Isuzu realizes that when drivers spend most of their time in their service truck, comfort is very important. That is what Isuzu delivers, comfort on every turn and plenty of upgrades available in the realm of luxury and comfort too. If you want leather seats, you can get them. Want surround sound? Just say so. Even the standard models of Isuzu Spray Trucks are very nice to ride in. You can’t help but get the distinct feeling that Isuzu cares because, in fact, they do!
The NPR-HD is a favorite Isuzu model due to the fact it is gas-powered, automatic, top-quality, and affordable. Take our 2019 model NPR-HD for instance. The automatic, gas-powered, 14,500 GVW truck costs less than $800 per month.
Customizing Your Order
If you don’t find a ready-to-roll truck that fits your needs, we’ll build you one. We specialize in custom building Spray Trucks to meet any specifications you may have.
Whether you want a standard, automatic, gasoline, diesel, standard cab, crew cab, small truck, or large, we will take care of you. If we don’t have it, we’ll get it if at all possible. And, if you don’t know what you want or need, we help you figure that out too.
Why Us?
Especially when it comes to a challenging and potentially dangerous task like transporting a distributing chemicals, having a vehicle you can depend on is a must. Trusting your dealer is the first step in making sure you get a great spray truck.
Great truck dealers, like us, realize that by having a positive relationship with their customers, everyone wins. We don’t just want your business one time, we want it every time. We want you to tell your friends and family about us and for them to tell others about us too.
Our prices are extremely competitive. We also have financing available. You’ll not find a more courteous and helpful sales and service team than ours.
We’ve been in business for over 15 years and have earned an excellent reputation in the truck sales industry. When excellence matters, you can count on us.
FAQ's
A used spray and pest truck can lower your upfront investment while still giving you a purpose built platform with tanks pumps and hose reels. This can be especially helpful if you are starting a new route adding a second truck or testing new services.
You will want to check the condition of tanks hoses reels pumps and plumbing as well as the cab frame and tires of the truck. Look for leaks cracks worn fittings and any signs of chemical damage and ask how the equipment was flushed and stored between seasons.
Pump condition is very important because it affects application pressure reliability and the quality of your treatments. During inspection you should verify that the pump starts runs smoothly builds pressure and does not show signs of excessive wear or leaking seals.
Yes in many cases you can change nozzles hoses or even some plumbing to support new applications or different chemical products. You may also be able to repurpose tanks for other treatments as long as they are cleaned properly and are compatible with the new materials.
You should inspect tanks for cracks soft spots discoloration and secure mounting hardware. It is also wise to ask about what products were previously used so you can understand cleaning needs and make sure new products will be compatible with the tank material.
Buying from a dealer often means the truck and equipment have been checked over and basic issues may already have been addressed. You also get help with paperwork and may have access to financing options and service support after the sale.
Many buyers are able to finance used commercial trucks through lenders that work with the dealership. Approval and terms will depend on your credit time in business and the age and price of the truck and equipment.
Some used trucks or equipment packages may qualify for limited warranties or optional service contracts. Be sure to ask what coverage is included and what items are considered wear components so you know what to expect after the sale.
On a test drive pay attention to how the engine starts and accelerates how the transmission shifts and how the truck steers and stops. You should also listen for rattles inside tank and equipment areas and check that controls for reels and pumps operate as expected.
An older truck can still be a good tool as long as it is maintained properly and your company keeps up with licensing training and chemical handling rules. You may want to add updated safety labels eye wash kits or improved storage to align with current best practices.
