Top 8 Turf Sprayers and Application Equipment in Canada 2025: Precision Boom, Handgun, Pneumatic and Battery-Powered Systems

Field King Max 40 Gallon 3-Point Sprayer stands out as the value leader for small farms and hobbyists by pairing a compact 40-gallon tank with dependable construction that keeps purchase and operating costs low. Compared with the higher-capacity Fimco and NorthStar sprayers it sacrifices coverage but gains easier handling and lower fuel draw, making it an economical mounted boom sprayer for tight budgets.

The Fimco 60 Gallon 3-Point Hitch Mounted Sprayer is a rugged, mid-size option known for its chemical-resistant poly tank and dependable commercial-grade pump, making it a best-in-class choice when durability and serviceability matter. Although it is a 3-point hitch model rather than a conventional tow-behind, it competes well on cost-per-gallon and component quality versus smaller tow-behind units like the County Line and offers a simpler hookup and lower long-term maintenance cost than larger commercial tow-behinds such as the Ag Spray RBT200.

The NorthStar 26 Gallon Boomless ATV Sprayer stands out for its slightly larger tank and boomless nozzle configuration, delivering faster, wide-pattern coverage that reduces time in the field—especially useful on UTVs covering trails, fence lines, or large plots. Technically it outperforms many competitors in application speed and ease-of-use, and compared to boom-equipped or smaller-capacity units (like Master Manufacturing), it minimizes nozzle maintenance and boom damage risk while offering a mid-range investment for efficiency-focused users.

The Solo 425 4-Gallon Professional Piston Backpack Sprayer earns its market leader status through rugged piston-pump construction and proven chemical compatibility, delivering consistent pressure for demanding spot-spray jobs without depending on batteries. It is a good financial choice for users prioritizing long-term mechanical reliability over electric convenience, and it often requires less maintenance on pumps when compared to lower-cost diaphragm or battery sprayers.

The Chapin 97900 25-Gallon Tow Behind Sprayer earns its place as the large-area workhorse for compressed air and pneumatic applicator workflows thanks to its high-capacity tank and towable chassis that minimize refill downtime and labor costs on acre-scale jobs. Compared with backpack or handheld units on this list, Chapin delivers clear financial advantages per acre treated and straightforward compatibility with pneumatic accessory hookups, though it sacrifices the maneuverability and fine-spray control of smaller electric or backpack systems.

Topcon X35 is the premium market leader for demanding precision GPS controlled application tasks thanks to its large rugged display, advanced RTK/INS support and comprehensive ISOBUS interoperability that deliver the highest field-level accuracy and workflow speed. Although it represents higher capital expenditure than Raven or Ag Leader, its superior positioning performance and turnkey support deliver time savings and application precision that justify the investment for contractors and large-acreage operations.

Ryobi's ONE+ 18V Chemical Sprayer earns a best-in-class spot for consumers who prioritize low cost and ecosystem convenience — it runs on the ubiquitous ONE+ battery platform so buyers with existing Ryobi tools save money on batteries and chargers. Technically it trades off tank size and continuous run-time for portability and price, making it a smarter budget choice than pro-grade options like the Milwaukee while handling lighter garden and spot-treatment jobs more comfortably than high-pressure handheld units like the Worx Hydroshot.