Thanks for the recomendation. This country here is full of older high boys. I am afraid to buy one, I might get wild hair and drive it through my tobacco patch like some of the people around here do.
My tobacco sprayer is acctualy an old haun pull type. I have considered geting another boom for it and use'n it for beans and corn. I think I would be better of leave'n it as the one armed bandit and not have'n to replumb the hyprolics and all every year.
Georgetown is a good haul from way out here in the flat lands anyway. I think the hardi pull sprayer I saw in the fastline was a Drane, bout half way between Loisville and O'boro. Not too far from here, never had any dealings with them but they seem to have good prices on stuff. Got two neighbors who have gotten bailers there and an uncle who got a tractor there and all have been pleased.
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