Dramm Hydra 50 Gal Sprayer | BigFoot Tires, CRF Fittings, 500 PSI – 250' Hose

What the Dramm Hydra BigFoot Wheels Package Changes The machine under the options is where to start. The Hydra 50 is a cart mounted hydraulic sprayer built around a stainless inner sleeved triplex piston pump. Dramm couple that pump to a sealed 1.5 HP electric TEFC motor turning at 1750 rpm, with no belt or chain between them. Maximum pressure is 500 PSI through a fully adjustable regulator. Maximum pump output is 4 gpm, while the standard gun delivers 1.3 gpm at the nozzle. Electrical options are 115V at 13.6A, or 208 to 230V at a lower draw. The tank holds fifty gallons, and the cart measures 50 in long, 27 in wide and 50 in tall. Two design details matter in daily use. An agitation system keeps stubborn powders in suspension rather than letting them settle or clump. A convex reel stops the hose birdnesting as it winds, which is the usual reason a reel jams. The BigFoot option is the one named here. Dramm describe it as an upgrade to pneumatic tires and casters. That is what lets a loaded cart roll over gravel, matting and door thresholds instead of fighting them. Choosing a Hose Length on a 50 Gallon Hydraulic Sprayer Three hose lengths are made, and the choice is about reach rather than power. Dramm supply 150 ft as standard, with 200 ft and 250 ft available instead. Longer hose gives coverage from one parking spot, which matters in a long greenhouse or a row of rooms. It costs two things in return. Pressure drops a little over distance, and a fuller reel is heavier to wind and slower to pull out. The CRF letters in the part number are the second option worth understanding. CRF stands for Corrosion Resistant Fitting, and Dramm offer it on the fifty gallon unit specifically. The wetted fittings are swapped for corrosion resistant parts, which keeps aggressive chemistry from eating the plumbing. Anyone running acids, sanitisers or salty feed through a sprayer will understand why that option exists. Gun choice is open as well. The standard gun covers a range of patterns, with the Dramm L-5 Lance and the MS-Trigger Gun as alternatives. One honest note on scale. Fifty gallons is the smallest unit in the Hydra line, and the SprayTrax and Hydra 200 models run to one and two hundred gallons. Key Features Triplex piston pump: Stainless inner sleeved, and close coupled with no belt or chain. 500 PSI maximum: Through a fully adjustable regulator on the cart itself. 4 gpm pump output: With the standard gun delivering 1.3 gpm at the nozzle. Sealed 1.5 HP TEFC motor: Running at 1750 rpm, with 115V or 208 to 230V options. BigFoot pneumatic tires: Dramm's upgrade to pneumatic tires and casters for rough floors. Corrosion resistant fittings: The CRF package, which Dramm offer on the fifty gallon unit. Powder agitation: Keeps stubborn wettable powders in suspension inside the tank. Convex reel: Stops the hose birdnesting, which is why reels usually jam. Technical Specifications Specification Value SKUs HYDRA50-150-BF-CRF, HYDRA50-200-BF-CRF, HYDRA50-250-BF-CRF Brand Dramm Model Hydra 50, in the BigFoot and CRF configuration Tank size 50 gallons Maximum pressure 500 PSI Maximum pump output 4 gpm Standard gun output 1.3 gpm Pump design Stainless inner sleeved triplex piston pump, close coupled Motor Sealed 1.5 HP electric TEFC Motor speed 1750 rpm Voltage 115V or 208-230V Amperage 13.6A at 115V; 7.5 to 6.8A at 208-230V Hose lengths 150 ft standard, with 200 ft and 250 ft available Reel Variable drag, convex to prevent birdnesting Wheels BigFoot package: pneumatic tires and casters Fittings CRF, the corrosion resistant fitting package Agitation Specialised system to hold powders in suspension Dimensions 50 in L x 27 in W x 50 in H Gun options Standard gun, Dramm L-5 Lance, Dramm MS-Trigger Gun Larger units in the line Hydra SprayTrax at 50 and 100 gallons, Hydra 200 at 200 gallons