Best, fastest, non-inline, sprayer?

[Johnny]

What's the best, fastest, non-inline sprayer?

I don't like in-lines because of their inaccurate metering when hot.

 

[Larry Cobb]

This one:

Large wheels roll anywhere.
Electric or Rechargeable.

Larry

 

[NobleCarpetCleaners]

Hudson builds a 4 gallon jobber with solid reviews on sale at NorthernTool.com for $99.00

 

[Eric Valentine]

This one:

Large wheels roll anywhere.
Electric or Rechargeable.

Larry

I 2nd that. I use one daily, and it is great KNOWING what your dilution ratio is. Being able to custom mix the prespray for each carpet is a plus.

 

[Dolly Llama]

they discontinued the nearest to perfect sprayer there ever was


http://www.rotovaccorp.com/sprayers-hydroforce.html


a 1.6 gpm Flowjet pump, 3 gal capacity and super wide opening to mix chems.
With an 08 flow tip, it will pump right at 1 gpm (about the same as an in-line)
You can't find them anymore


what's left on the market now are sprayers the size of small portys (which are too damn big and bulky for res work)
The Omni sprayer (do they still make that foolishly large for a little container sprayer?)
The Multi-Sprayer, which is an excellent sprayer, just wish it had more than 2 gal capacity.

The sprayers that utilize a Flowjet or Surflow pump with a minimum rating of 1.6gpm open flow is what you need for "in-line" like flow rates.

Note, the GPM flow is more important than the PSI


..L.T.A.

 

[Willy P]

Have a ha ha on me! (I think these are disposable)

http://chinaylian.en.alibaba.com/produc ... rayer.html

 

[boazcan]

they discontinued the nearest to perfect sprayer there ever was


http://www.rotovaccorp.com/sprayers-hydroforce.html


a 1.6 gpm Flowjet pump, 3 gal capacity and super wide opening to mix chems.
With an 08 flow tip, it will pump right at 1 gpm (about the same as an in-line)
You can't find them anymore


what's left on the market now are sprayers the size of small portys (which are too damn big and bulky for res work)
The Omni sprayer (do they still make that foolishly large for a little container sprayer?)
The Multi-Sprayer, which is an excellent sprayer, just wish it had more than 2 gal capacity.

The sprayers that utilize a Flowjet or Surflow pump with a minimum rating of 1.6gpm open flow is what you need for "in-line" like flow rates.

Note, the GPM flow is more important than the PSI


..L.T.A.

Larry - what is the complete jet/spray size on that 08 that you use?

 

[floorguy]

an old porty, with a bigger pump to push 100' if needed...


I have one that does 75' pretty easy, though i usually do 50' park it at the front door and go.....or take it in to the commercial building so you can refill as needed...

10 gallons is great on bigger commercial

 

[Dolly Llama]

Larry - what is the complete jet/spray size on that 08 that you use?

Bryan, I "think" it's an 8008 .
that's what the farm supply store stocks...all different flow rates , but all are 80 degree spray angle
I "guess" the industry standard for ag sprayers is 80 degree angle


..L.T.A.

 

[Bob Foster]

Yesterday I did a decent sized Cimex job and thought I would try using the Mytee Boss instead of the Cimex tank. Loved it!

 

[DevilThomas]

they discontinued the nearest to perfect sprayer there ever was


http://www.rotovaccorp.com/sprayers-hydroforce.html


a 1.6 gpm Flowjet pump, 3 gal capacity and super wide opening to mix chems.
With an 08 flow tip, it will pump right at 1 gpm (about the same as an in-line)
You can't find them anymore


what's left on the market now are sprayers the size of small portys (which are too damn big and bulky for res work)
The Omni sprayer (do they still make that foolishly large for a little container sprayer?)
The Multi-Sprayer, which is an excellent sprayer, just wish it had more than 2 gal capacity.

The sprayers that utilize a Flowjet or Surflow pump with a minimum rating of 1.6gpm open flow is what you need for "in-line" like flow rates.

Note, the GPM flow is more important than the PSI


..L.T.A.

Tell ya the truth guys....my Brevick built.... 8 lb demand pump...1.6 gpm, 150 psi, tool box size sprayer is a great sprayer...just stick the demand hose into any size jug or bucket and spray away... super fast!

 

[Jim Martin]

[quote="Larry Cobb"4oxfvhl]This one:

Large wheels roll anywhere.
Electric or Rechargeable.

Larry

I 2nd that. I use one daily, and it is great KNOWING what your dilution ratio is. Being able to custom mix the prespray for each carpet is a plus.[/quote4oxfvhl]


the best one out there..............

 

[Ron Lippold]

ditto mine looks just like jims and i love it.

 

[Johnny]

Does anybody know the most powerful replacement (12V DC) pump fpr a Multisprayer?

Mytee / Shurflow / Flowjet?

 

[Dolly Llama]

Does anybody know the most powerful replacement (12V DC) pump fpr a Multisprayer?

Mytee / Shurflow / Flowjet?

I believe Mytee uses a Shurflo pump

personally, I think Flojets are better pumps..but that's kind of like a "Ford vs Chevy" thing

"most powerful" doesn't mean much in and of it's self.
"flow rate" is where it's at.


stick with the stock Flojet recirculating pump that the Multi-Sprayer comes with.
There's no need to modify it.
Stick an 08 flow jet on the wand and you'll get right around 1 GPM

I've bucket tested my sprayers (all have the 50-60 psi Flojet recerc pump)
The sprayer with stock 6506 jet pumps 1 gal in 75 seconds.
The sprayer with a 10 year old (plenty worn) 08 flow jet pumps 1 gal in 55 seconds


..L.T.A.

 

[sweendogg]

Hmm I wonder if John could design a lid with build in bucket heater,, just think bring your sprayer in and plug in while you prevac and bam,, ready to go hot prespray! Sometimes its very nice to have heat, and it doesn't take all that much to turn down the heat on the truck. Not to mention, certain oxidizing pretreatments and even some enzymes get activated with hot water, I can mix a prespray cold like O2 or an enzyme and when i pretreat, it will activate where it should, at the carpet!