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need advise on buying a electric sprayer ive heard about all kinds here, hudson,rocket sprayer,bug sprayer,omni, what is the preferred choice that most guys have that are not piles of junk .not to many problems. thanks scott
 

Brian R

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I'm thinking of changing from my Hydroforce to an electric sprayer just for proper mix. Sometimes it seems the HF doesn't mix evenly.

Not to mention, prespraying while the TM waits patiently to be turned on...sounds like my girlfriend. :wink:

I need something that sprays hard and fast.
Anyone?
 

Dolly Llama

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Along with what Mike asked,
I'll ask, what's your budget allow?


If two gal of pre-spray gets you through most jobs, the Multi-Sprayer is hard to beat for size, reliabilty and versitility.
We used one for years and years.
We still use one (battery model) for deos, protectants or when there's no power.
They're not cheap though.

for the last 4 years, the Hydroforce 3 gal 110vt electric sprayer is what we use 90% of the time

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

reliable, EASY to mix powders in, and 3 gal capacity, as well as the ability to drop in gal jugs

you won't go wrong with either the Multi or the HF electric

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Brian, if you want to put spray down in a hurry, you'll need to change the jetting in the wand on the sprayers I mentioned.
Change the jet to 06 or 08 flow.
You'll get real close to 1 gpm
(which isn't far behind those unreliable in-line sprayers)

..L.T.A.
 

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I like the battery Multi-Sprayer because you can mix as many two-gallon jugs as you need for the job and switch them out as you go. Also don't have a fixed reservoir to clean out between different chems.
 

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