Winterizing the Spray Tender Trailer | A Comprehensive Guide

TLDRLearn how to winterize a spray tender trailer by following this step-by-step guide. From flushing out tanks to blowing out hoses, ensure your trailer is protected from freezing temperatures.

Key insights

💦Winterizing a spray tender trailer is crucial to prevent damage from freezing temperatures.

🚜Ensure all tanks are emptied and rinsed to prevent residual chemicals from freezing and causing damage.

🔌Disconnect any electrical connections and remove batteries to protect them during the winter season.

🔄Blow out hoses and flush out system components to remove any water and prevent freezing.

🛠️Consider making modifications to the trailer, such as sloping hoses or adding ramps, to prevent water accumulation and improve winterization efficiency.

Q&A

Why is it important to winterize a spray tender trailer?

Winterizing a spray tender trailer is important to prevent freezing of residual water and chemicals, which can cause damage to the system.

What steps should be followed to winterize a spray tender trailer?

The steps to winterize a spray tender trailer include emptying and rinsing tanks, disconnecting electrical connections, blowing out hoses, and flushing out system components.

Can I use RV antifreeze to winterize my spray tender trailer?

Yes, RV antifreeze can be used to protect the system from freezing temperatures. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for proper use.

How often should a spray tender trailer be winterized?

A spray tender trailer should be winterized at the end of each spraying season or before the onset of freezing temperatures.

Are there any recommended modifications to improve winterization efficiency?

Modifications such as sloping hoses or adding ramps can help prevent water accumulation and improve the efficiency of winterization.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Introduction to winterizing a spray tender trailer and the importance of doing so.

02:23Emptying and rinsing tanks to remove residual chemicals.

03:58Disconnecting electrical connections and removing batteries for winter protection.

09:23Blowing out hoses and flushing out system components to remove water and prevent freezing.

13:23Consider making modifications to improve winterization efficiency.