Sprayers & fertiliser spreaders

Sprayers and fertilizer spreaders in Canada

Updated 4 November 2026

In Canada hand sprayers cost about CA$20 to CA$34, battery sprayers about CA$270 to CA$400, and pull-type sprayers about CA$285 to CA$600. A push broadcast spreader costs about CA$100 to CA$200, and a dry spreader for a three-point tractor hitch about CA$1,700. The quickest way to get current offers for your machine and city is to describe what you need in a BlaBlaPrice request.

Labels, warranty and standards

Fertilizer sold or imported in Canada must be labelled, or come with a label, under the Canadian Food Inspection Agency's labelling requirements, so check the label before you spread. Warranties differ. One listed manufacturer covers its spreaders, sprayers and brooms for one year from purchase, while a European maker's rust-through guarantee runs for seven years but can be claimed only in the first 12 months. Farm sprayers are covered by a draft ISO standard (16119-3) on design and performance, so ask which standard the machine meets.

Season: buy in autumn, use in spring

Winter in Canada runs from December to February, when lawns and fields are not treated. Spreading and spraying mostly take place from spring to autumn, so a machine bought in November can be set up before the thaw. Ask the seller how to store and winterize the sprayer during the cold months.

Litres, kilograms and the tractor hitch

Listings give tank sizes in gallons and spreader capacity in pounds, so a 15-gallon tank is about 57 litres and an 85 lb hopper about 39 kg. Ask for litres and kilograms before you compare. A tow-behind, pull-type or three-point model must match your tractor or vehicle hitch, so tell the seller which one you have. Delivery to Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary or Ottawa often needs a trailer, so ask for the delivery price per city.

What to write in your request

Say the machine type, the tank or hopper volume in litres, the working width, the tractor it must fit, the manufacturer or model, and the equipment you need. Add the condition, the year, your delivery city and your budget in CA$.

On BlaBlaPrice, buying is free. Describe the machine in your own words in the chat and add a photo if you have one. The AI asks for missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Canada, and shows the prices and businesses it finds. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own offer, and your contacts stay hidden until you decide with whom to exchange them. You can also send the request link to local sellers yourself. For related machines see Farm machinery or Implements and attachments, or create a request.