When you’re gearing up for the spraying season, you need a pump that can handle whatever you throw at it. This Hypro Silver Series 7700 pump was built for serious work – whether you’re applying herbicides in the early morning or getting that final fungicide pass in before the weather turns. The scoopless rotor design means less maintenance headaches and more time getting the job done.
What You’re Getting
- Seven roller configuration delivers steady flow for consistent spray patterns across your entire field
- Alloy housing stays lighter than cast iron while still handling the bumps and vibration of field work
- Viton seals stand up to harsh chemicals and temperature swings without failing when you need them most
- Extra wide roller slots give you plenty of capacity for jet agitation to keep your spray mix properly mixed
- Counter-clockwise rotation matches standard PTO setup on most tractors
Built for Real Farm Work
This pump shines on field sprayers and tank mix systems where you need reliable performance season after season. Designed especially for agricultural and industrial spraying, it’s the kind of workhorse that handles everything from pre-emerge applications to post-harvest burndown work. The 22.1 GPM flow rate and 200 PSI capability give you the flexibility to run different nozzle setups depending on what you’re spraying.
Made to Last
The Silver Series alloy housing resists corrosion better than standard cast iron, which matters when you’re dealing with liquid fertilizers and aggressive chemicals. Hypro builds these pumps to handle the daily grind of commercial spraying operations, and the Viton seals won’t get eaten up by the harsh chemicals that softer seals can’t handle.
Good to Know
This pump runs best at 540 RPM PTO speeds, so it’ll match up with your tractor’s standard PTO setting. The 15/16 inch solid shaft gives you a secure connection that won’t slip under load. If you’re upgrading from an older pump, double-check your mounting dimensions – most Hypro pumps use similar patterns, but it’s worth measuring twice before you start the install.
