Video about a modification we made to our sprayer pump. We are a small family farm in the western mountains of Virginia. Subscribe for more farming videos - Thanks for watching!
Hello looks good I never knew that there where fittings for garden hose either. The quick attatch good ideal since you can goto other sprayer and disconnect easy in the fall. If you dont mind me asking what size rear tire on the John Deere? Thanks have a great day.
HI late to the party but I am considering using this pump on my Kubota to spray water to control a large burn pile whil clearing somem land. I will be drawing the water from a lake. Do you think this pump will have the power?
Too bad you don’t got the big sprayer going but I remember when I used to spray how much work it is just to keep a sprayer going do you feel that out of the creek because I always notice you got the sprayer parked over there
Those quick disconnects are a great idea!
My dad had one of them three point barrel sprayer when is was a kid
Hello looks good I never knew that there where fittings for garden hose either. The quick attatch good ideal since you can goto other sprayer and disconnect easy in the fall. If you dont mind me asking what size rear tire on the John Deere? Thanks have a great day.
In an honest opinion I would actually leave the quick couplers the way you have them because then you can't accidentally hook it up backwards
No need for caps either. Plug them into each other
Hello, would you happen to have Banjo part numbers for those quick connects? There are several different types.
HI late to the party but I am considering using this pump on my Kubota to spray water to control a large burn pile whil clearing somem land. I will be drawing the water from a lake. Do you think this pump will have the power?
What’s the part numbers for the quick connect pieces?
I have no idea. TSC carries them. Thx for watching.
Too bad you don’t got the big sprayer going but I remember when I used to spray how much work it is just to keep a sprayer going do you feel that out of the creek because I always notice you got the sprayer parked over there