4 Gal backpack- not building pressure

In this episode we diagnose and do a simple repair on a 4 gallon backpack sprayer. The technician states that it wasn't building enough pressure. The tendency for the user is to pump harder, and that is not good for these backpacks.
This sprayer was cleaned out before being used in this video. We always encourage proper PPE when dealing with sprayers and products. While this may not be all you can or should do according to the manufacturer, just some simple tips that work for us.
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[@stanwatson6616]

Fixed mine after watching video. Thanks

[@pestcontrolguys]

Great! Thanks for watching.

[@SJF42_]

Thanks...it did the trick with mine, too.

[@pestcontrolguys]

Good deal! Thanks for watching!

[@marcosgonzalez6545]

Fixed mine! Ty very much! Great info!

[@pestcontrolguys]

You’re welcome!

[@JohnMeehan-b3y]

This is good

[@pestcontrolguys]

@@JohnMeehan-b3y thanks for watching!

[@andymunoz6239]

Thank you! Worked great for me!

[@pestcontrolguys]

Glad to help!

[@caseyriches7899]

Do a Jacko Backpack Sprayer with the same issue of no pressure or dripping nozzle.

[@pestcontrolguys]

We’ll have to see if we can track one down.

[@rw9987]

Hmmmmm….I’ve got one that I took that won’t stop dripping from the tip! We gonna fix that one on video too!?

[@pestcontrolguys]

Sure thing!

[@haphakthetransformingone8505]

Already told you all to bless your service techs with the BEST in the industry Birchmeier or Flowzone, whya re you using cheap ass backpacks, lolz

[@pestcontrolguys]

Yes they are less expensive. We use birchmeyer in our Omaha office. Everything works if you take care of it.
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[@Comeatmeow]

Easy to say they are cheap when you aren't the one paying for them mate. Add the cost of how many a crew needs..it soon builds up..a real Owner takes care of his equipment, an operator will most likely just use it...this is coming from someone who works for a company and doesn't own the business...