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    Posted: Yesterday at 11:34am
Need to get the job done so use the old dependable Ford/Shibaura/Demco combination:




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Got the job done. Ran through 90 gallons of spray so most everything should turn brown and die shortly.

Nice to have dependable equipment to work with without having to work on first.
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i have a 30 gallon tank with a spray wand and 6 ft boom on the back.... It has a 3 point hitch on one side, and a set of 8 inch tires on the bottom with a tongue on one end.. I can mount it on the 3 point of my B to spray the road sides / fence row ... or i can pull it behind the 22 HP Garden Tractor around the yard for weeds and bug spray.

YES... they are HANDY !


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Like them all, but love the "B"s.
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This one has 50' of hose and a couple of different spray wands along with 15' of fold up boom. I purchased that setup three years ago and always inside the shop out of the weather. Really nice and I can get 45psi with the engine running high speed as PTO driven. Four roller Hypro pump and easily rebuildable. Six roller pump was an option but I don't need that high of flow rating. 

Today I did a township playground, ball diamonds, and gravel parking area. Some fertilizer, some broadleaf herbicide, some "kill everything". I donate my time and machinery to help out and they reimburse for my selection of chemicals, and fuel. What I use works and is not bound by any politics so preference is this way.

Handy as a pocket on a Tee shirt for certain. I really like the booms folded out as nice even coverage with 12" elevation using my nozzle selection for weed kill. Enough flow and pressure to use both the booms and spray wand at the same time. 

Usage of this park is on the rise since we stepped up and helped with maintenance of the place. Some new playground equipment, some refurbished older stuff such as "American" brand polished stainless slides from the good ole days.

This is the one I have and really happy with it. Mine is 60 gallon. Most parts are T-Jet just as cheaper sprayers are, but the tank is very stout with a well constructed frame and the agitator works very well.



Edited by Codger - 13 hours 43 minutes ago at 11:20pm
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Does Utopia (state unknown) not have any certified pesticide applicator laws?  Really sounds like Utopia, to me !Clap
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Originally posted by DiyDave DiyDave wrote:

Does Utopia (state unknown) not have any certified pesticide applicator laws?  Really sounds like Utopia, to me !Clap

I'm certain there are rules, regulations, stipulations, and a whole bunch of other garbage to contend with if that were your profession. I wouldn't know anything about any of that as not certified in anything, and really don't plan to be. 
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I don't know anything about other state's regulations, but New York State requires anyone spraying anywhere other than on their own land be a certified pesticide applicator. The only place you can spray without being certified is on your own land.

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I follow the DONT ASK, DONT TELL Rules ... Wink

Normally the rules tend to say , if you are PAID to do the work..
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