Van charged Sprayer?

[Guest]

I was thinking about getting a Sprayer that you charge from the van,

How long does the charge last? 1 day, 5 days, 3 weeks.

How long does it take it to charge full?

Which model works the best for you?

Thanks
Ron

 

[captaincarpet]

Here are a few different rechargeable sprayers on these pages, all you need is a 25.00 inverter from walmart and you can charge them in your vehicle.
This is Northern tool's site... reasonable prices, made for commercial use, and you can even get an extended service plan if you like.

http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/ ... 118+768397

 

[Dolly Llama]

I was thinking about getting a Sprayer that you charge from the van,

How long does the charge last? 1 day, 5 days, 3 weeks.

How long does it take it to charge full?

Which model works the best for you?

Thanks
Ron

Ron, the Multi-Sprayer is one of the best battery sprayers made.
You should get 15 to 20 gal or more of spray on a charge.
However, ALWAYS leave it on the charger when not using it on the job.
IE... when you load up from finishing one job, plug it in and don't unplug til you get to the next job.
When finished there and loading up, plug it in.
Leave it plugged in over night and on weekends too.

Your battery will always have a full charge and you'll get longer life out it too. Should get a couple years out of the battery


..L.T.A.

 

[1tigers]

.17 gpm .6mins to spray 1 gal.Pretty slow flow rate.Spend the money on a good cordless

 

[John Watson]

I have the Multi sprayer and have the extra long cord that plugs into a cigarette lighter. The sprayer gets secured by the back doors of my 1 ton stretch van. I always keep it plugged into the sprayer. keep it plugged in on other end except when charging the cell phone. Have never had a low battery in past year since hooking up this way.

 

[Dolly Llama]

.17 gpm .6mins to spray 1 gal.Pretty slow flow rate.Spend the money on a good cordless

Which one is that, 1Ti?

with an 06 flow teejet, my MS puts out real close to a GPM

..L.T.A.

 

[1tigers]

no, I'am talking about that pos from northerntools