If anyone is looking to buy one I might suggest going with the gas version and roller pump if your looking to spray anything heavy so you can use the by pass to keep everything in suspension. The by pass on the electric pump leaves a little bit to be desired for recirculating and spraying at the same time.
You could spend ~$20 on a bilge pump and stick it inside the tank for recirculation. The small ones only use a couple amps.
You could spend ~$20 on a bilge pump and stick it inside the tank for recirculation. The small ones only use a couple amps.
Thanks for the review. Where do you get your N from?
I have been using granular type fert. for years but want to switch to a liquid based product. We purchased a new house with more land I feel a liquid based product maybe cheaper / easier to apply... Plus, I can more easily control what I put down.
slkpk,
Can you post a few pics of your sprayer or point me to a few you have already posted. Thanks.
andyb, http://www.hypropumps.com/FileAttachments/Spray/en-us/Selecting the Right Spray Tip.pdf
This explains it better than I ever could. slkpk
slkpk overall do you think Fimco makes a good product? My dealer just priced
us a Reddick 55 gal. 3 pt sprayer with 18' boom, hand gun and nickel roller
pump and the quote was north of $1900. I can get a 55 gal. Fimco for about
1/3 of that. I personally don't see how there could be that much difference in them.