Multiple Tank Landscape Spray Rig

Custom Landscape Spray Rig – Multi-Tank, Multi-Pump System

Built for Productivity. Designed Around Your Business.

Every landscape company operates differently. Your spray equipment should be designed around the way your crews work, not forced into whatever space happens to be available.

At QSpray, we design and build custom landscape spray rigs that bring together the tanks, pumps, engines, and hose reels your operation needs in a practical, organized layout.

The featured custom build includes three spray tanks, three pump and motor assemblies, and four hose reels, creating a versatile setup designed to help a busy landscape crew work efficiently.

Featured Custom Build

This landscape spray rig was designed for a company looking to maximize productivity while maintaining convenient access to its equipment.

This is an example of a completed custom build. Equipment specifications, tank sizes, component selection, and layout can be discussed during the quoting process.

Why Equipment Layout Matters

A well-designed spray rig isn't just about fitting everything onto a vehicle. It's about making sure your technicians can use the equipment comfortably and your mechanics can service it without unnecessary disassembly.

When planning a custom spray rig, we consider:

• Efficient Use of Space: Arrange tanks, pumps, and hose reels to make practical use of the available vehicle area.
• Technician Accessibility: Position frequently used equipment where crews can reach it conveniently.
• Maintenance Access: Keep pumps, engines, and service points accessible for inspection, repair, and routine maintenance.
• Organized Equipment Placement: Reduce unnecessary crowding and make the overall setup easier to operate.
• Future Serviceability: Consider how components will be maintained or replaced over the life of the sprayer.

The Best Time to Plan Your Spray Rig? Before You Buy the Vehicle.

One of the most important decisions this customer made was contacting us before purchasing their vehicle.

That allowed us to work together on the spray rig layout and make sure the selected vehicle would have enough space for the equipment.

And enough space means more than simply making everything fit.

It means technicians can reach the components they use every day, pumps and motors remain accessible for maintenance, and the entire system has a practical layout.

Too often, a company purchases a truck or trailer first and then discovers that fitting all the necessary spray equipment is more challenging than expected.

Designed for Easy Maintenance

Notice how accessible the pumps and motors are in this featured build. Their placement was intentional.

Routine maintenance is part of owning professional spray equipment. A thoughtful layout makes it easier to inspect pumps, service engines, access fittings, and replace components when necessary.

That accessibility can help reduce maintenance frustration and unnecessary equipment downtime.

Let's Plan Your Custom Landscape Sprayer

Whether you need a compact single-tank system or a larger multi-tank, multi-pump spray rig, we'll work with you to discuss your equipment needs and available vehicle space.

When requesting a quote, let us know what types of spraying your company performs, how many tanks and hose reels you need, and whether you already own the vehicle.