Jim Martin
Supportive Member
A sprayer to put pre-spray down with...........
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what is a good one and who has it.........
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what is a good one and who has it.........
What sprayer to buy?
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Mikey P
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Have you been using trigger sprayers up till now?
Jim Martin
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no I was using a hydro force and it broke and I really don't want to go down that road again so I was thinking on trying something different and was wondering what everyone else is using
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Multi Sprayer- Batter version.
Mike Vernon is a nice guy with a good price on them. I even told him that Mike told me about him, but the price went up. Don't know why.
Mike Vernon is a nice guy with a good price on them. I even told him that Mike told me about him, but the price went up. Don't know why.
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I use a battery multisprayer. I have the big one that charges an a 110 wall circuit. We charge it every couple days.
Dave
Dave
...pepsi can was good for all kinds of stuff, just not my main HWE prespray, i would tear through cans too quick, Hydrosoaker was the tool for me.
There is a certain amount of moisture you want to put down per yard, and you have to consider the fiber density, thicker = more juice.
There is a certain amount of moisture you want to put down per yard, and you have to consider the fiber density, thicker = more juice.
Mikey P
Administrator
9 to 1 HF.
My non adjustables have been running for years.
Keep the heat below 200 and dont use yogurt presprays and all it good.
My non adjustables have been running for years.
Keep the heat below 200 and dont use yogurt presprays and all it good.
go find an old porty and use it outside the door.... plug it in outside...
i have been using that, but i am thinking about going back to the hydra-hoe
besides then its easier on the brain for chem mixing...mines a 10 gallon tank...so if i need 3 oz a gallon boom 30oz... not what about this rate or this or that, which tip which aahhahahahahha
i have been using that, but i am thinking about going back to the hydra-hoe
besides then its easier on the brain for chem mixing...mines a 10 gallon tank...so if i need 3 oz a gallon boom 30oz... not what about this rate or this or that, which tip which aahhahahahahha
Dolly Llama
Number 5
electric or battery multi-sprayer.
The ONLY draw back to them is the 2gal jug is small for many jobs.
HF(?) has a larger capacity (3gal) and is a different style than the multi-sprayer. It's also easier to mix powders with because of the WIDE tank opening.
We grab it more often than not.
The smooth exterior shell also makes it easier to clean
HF=JUNK
vEEgs uses pee-water pre-sprays (and a thimble full at that) and employs a 25 step scrub and post Dobs method on anything but clean carpets.
He'd get the same results spraying soft water.
(which is what he's actually spraying most)
That's why he doesn't know the Hydrosoaker is a POS
Greenie, weren't you pushing pEpsI cans for awhile?
..L.T.A.
The ONLY draw back to them is the 2gal jug is small for many jobs.
HF(?) has a larger capacity (3gal) and is a different style than the multi-sprayer. It's also easier to mix powders with because of the WIDE tank opening.
We grab it more often than not.
The smooth exterior shell also makes it easier to clean
HF=JUNK
vEEgs uses pee-water pre-sprays (and a thimble full at that) and employs a 25 step scrub and post Dobs method on anything but clean carpets.
He'd get the same results spraying soft water.
(which is what he's actually spraying most)
That's why he doesn't know the Hydrosoaker is a POS
Greenie, weren't you pushing pEpsI cans for awhile?
..L.T.A.
You can judge a man's worth by his ability to figure out a 9:1 Hydrosoaker.
Had the "revolution" adjustable, too finicky, but the fixed ration dema injectors are solid.
Just don't go dumping scoops of powder into the jug and shake it red neck style, gotta have a premix jug, then transfer. and rinse the thing out every so often, it's a simple suction operated device.
I used pepsi sprayers all the time, just not for my main prespray.
And when we did big commercial with the Xerion solutions and bonnets, Doug's 10 gal porty with 100' of solution line an a fine tip spray gun was a money maker.
Had the "revolution" adjustable, too finicky, but the fixed ration dema injectors are solid.
Just don't go dumping scoops of powder into the jug and shake it red neck style, gotta have a premix jug, then transfer. and rinse the thing out every so often, it's a simple suction operated device.
I used pepsi sprayers all the time, just not for my main prespray.
And when we did big commercial with the Xerion solutions and bonnets, Doug's 10 gal porty with 100' of solution line an a fine tip spray gun was a money maker.
Blue Monarch
Supportive Member
Where do I get the white super soaker tip?
BradFenstermaker
Member
HF 9:1 tip. I have the old style non adjustable. Works good as long as she doesn't get to hot.
Premix in a small bucket and funnel in with kneehigh as filter.
Premix in a small bucket and funnel in with kneehigh as filter.
Jim England
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sprayer
Our 5 gallon clear tank with measures, battery electric sprayer, it will spray about 30,000 square feet before needing recharge, adjustable pressure from 20 to 95 psi, large opening for mixing, can put a bucket heater in it to reheat pre-spray, has three filters, one in the tank, two on the wand, has wheels, collapsible handle, can be used as a back pack sprayer. See it at:
www.smart-cleaning-solutions.com/site/1 ... 23-9369405
Current price $349.00
Jim England
smart-cleaning-solutions.com
Our 5 gallon clear tank with measures, battery electric sprayer, it will spray about 30,000 square feet before needing recharge, adjustable pressure from 20 to 95 psi, large opening for mixing, can put a bucket heater in it to reheat pre-spray, has three filters, one in the tank, two on the wand, has wheels, collapsible handle, can be used as a back pack sprayer. See it at:
www.smart-cleaning-solutions.com/site/1 ... 23-9369405
Current price $349.00
Jim England
smart-cleaning-solutions.com
adamh
Supportive Member
I have 2 multisprayers, good for protectors but presprays need to be put down heavier. Hydroforce is the only way to go.
Becker
Member
Hydraforce!
Go buy a tip kit for it.
I get years out of mine.
Go buy a tip kit for it.
I get years out of mine.
