Pump-up Sprayer:

Royal Man

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Lincoln NE
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Dave Yoakum
Has any one used the surflo rechargeable backback sprayer.
I was thinking about getting one for encap.
 

ACE

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Aug 22, 2008
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Lawrence, KS
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Mike Hughes
I'm thinking about getting a pump up sparyer for spraying down OSR. You Wouldn’t even need to pump it up with that stuff. I’m worried spraying down hot OSR will burn out my muilti-sprayer.
 

Brian R

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Little Elm, TX
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Brian Robison
Kevin has a really good battery sprayer.
about 80 bucks and works like a charm.

When we do large jobs, it has never lost a charge
Cig lighter plug in to keep it charged.

I can't remember the name of the place he got but it's....oh wait
Harbor Freight.

Look for it...it works.
 

Todd Anthony

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Jan 31, 2009
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I though everyone was using pepsi sprayers filled with air compressor .A few years ago that was the latest craze . What happened to all of the the OPer 's out there ? Did that process turn out to be not that good ?
 

jimn

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Jan 5, 2007
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Hey John,

No worries my friend. I personally cannot understand why someone with a truckmount would want to use a pump-up for pre-spraying. A Hydroforce "type" sprayer puts the pre-spray down at a higher temperature and pressure yet is much faster.

A pump type sprayer is good for protectancts and such becuase you can be much more precise with it with regards to dilutions and coverage.

Just my 2 cents..

Jim :wink:[googlevid][/googlevid]
 

Mr.V

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Aug 2, 2008
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I still use a Pepsi sprayer and have no desire to use anything else

one for prespray and one for SG

I got a small compressor for free at a flood job and for big jobs I have a big air tank I can bring in with me
 

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