Inline Sprayer's down

GCCLee

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Plural x 2 yup


Jus my luck : )

(Ha ha ya bettin bastads!)

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So I'm gonna try an fix em again
 

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I know where you're coming from. I rely on the HF (or it's generic equivalent) on every job. Months, years,heck, decades go by without any problems with them. Then they puke. And you're left standing over a table of squiggles.
 
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I just had one go yesterday. Ordered the Hydro Force Pro and was delivered today. I'm sure it is something minor, just don't have the time/energy/patience to deal with it right now.

I'm convinced my inline sprayer might be the most indispensable piece of equipment on the truck.

I had to use a pump sprayer yesterday....not good.


The Clean Machine
 
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GCCLee

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So I got on line at Jon-Don n ordered these real quick
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Then I stuck one of these in there : )
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Was it not drawing chemical?

That's the problem with mine.


The Clean Machine
 

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These new white washers are sure different from the old gray slabs that were in there.



Hopefully they last longer, but with my luck lately it'll probably explode : )


Side bets anyone?
 

GCCLee

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Tested it, threw it in the back





And now im being driven out to use them
 

Russ T.

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Just got a new Hydro Force sprayer. It's nice, much higher quality pieces than the one I got on eBay years ago. One thing I don't understand though. The plastic chem jug on the new ones has a (very welcome) fill port on the side. As far as I can tell, the fill port limits the capacity of the sprayer to 4 quarts.

Looking forward to years of trouble free use and $$$$ made!
 

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I think the capacity is the same but that side port will leak soon, very soon.
 

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Just got a new Hydro Force sprayer. It's nice, much higher quality pieces than the one I got on eBay years ago. One thing I don't understand though. The plastic chem jug on the new ones has a (very welcome) fill port on the side. As far as I can tell, the fill port limits the capacity of the sprayer to 4 quarts.

Looking forward to years of trouble free use and $$$$ made!
I like the side fill ports on the new ones. :headbang:

I'll have to ask the guys about leaking??? I did 3-jobs last week and the truck I had it didn't leak.
 
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Yea, I have no patience w/ them either.

Just keep 2 at a time new in case it goes bad.
 
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Bought 2 last month. Goobers lost one last week. Next time I want Olsen to send me a bright yellow version.
 
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