Spreaders & Sprayers Dismantled Machines in Australia

About Spreaders & Sprayers

Spreaders and sprayers can range in scale from a spray canister or back-mounted device to a large, self-propelled sprayer designed to work with a midsize tractor. They are used to apply various types of chemicals, including fertiliser, pesticides, and herbicides, to not only help plants grow but to also protect them from outside forces. The spreaders and sprayers category on this site includes multiple subcategories, including dry, liquid, and anhydrous fertiliser spreaders; floaters; self-propelled, pull-type, and mounted sprayers; liquid, dry, and anhydrous tenders; and other spreaders and sprayers.

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2025 John Deere 412R Self-Propelled Sprayer

Types Of Spreaders & Sprayers

Fertiliser spreaders include dry units that hold dry fertilizer in the rear and employ a wheel controlled by the power take-off (PTO) for application, liquid units with a tank on top that inject fertilizer into the ground, and anhydrous units that have a separate tank pulled behind the applicator.

Floaters have large flotation tyres that are designed to reduce soil compaction while applying dry or liquid fertilizer. Sprayers can either be self-propelled or pull-type; both options are equipped with tall, narrow tines designed to move through crop rows, as well as either rear- or side-mounted aluminium or steel booms equipped with spray nozzles for chemical application.

Tenders come in liquid and dry varieties. Liquid tenders are tanks or wagons that are used to transport fertiliser, and dry tenders can be pull-type or mounted and are used for transporting dry fertiliser. If none of these subcategories match the new or used spreaders and sprayers you’re looking for, try the Other Chemical Applicators category, which is where you’ll find items such as portable seed treaters, sprayer booms, and more.

Where To Buy Spreaders & Sprayers

Explore TractorHouse.com.au to find new and used spreaders and sprayers for sale. If you’re looking for a solution for laying down fertiliser or protecting your crops with herbicides and pesticides, you’ll find machines from industry-leading manufacturers such as Ag-Chem, Case IH, Demco, Fast, Hagie, Hardi, John Deere, Top Air, Unverferth, and others. Challenger’s RoGator and TerraGator brands are also common.