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I spotted this brochure on eBay. It’s not jeep specific, but does depict a CJ-2A using the sprayer. Given the model of jeep, I imagine this was a late 1940s brochure. The brochure came from Canada and the company is from Winnipeg, so the brochure was likely meant for the Canadian market.
I’m showing the order of this 4-page brochure backwards, as the jeep is on the last page, not the first.
That 200 gallon tank if full would weigh 1,668 pounds….almost as much as the jeep. I don’t know about you guys, but my jeeps sag in the back with a 200 pound passenger….I can only imagine what that would look like with a full load in the sprayer. I think it would be two wheel drive because your front tires would be in the air.