GPM when pumping water through the 3" passageway will typically be 250-275 GPM. This is dependent on the pump and engine you are using and the restriction created by plumbing from yank to pump and pump to QuickDraw. The typical 3" pump and 11-13 HP engines commonly used result in 250-275 GPM.
@@SurePointAg Thanks, I have one more question. For the product hose rinse you can set individual values for the product hoses which can be substracted from the batch volume. How is the volume offset between product valve in the valve stack and flowmeter taken into account...? Thx
@@cellnot As a result of how the rinse of the chemical passageway works, it starts full and ends full of rinse water, this results in accurate measurement of chemical being dispense. The position of the chemical valve on the stack factors into the calculation as well. If you have additional questions, please email Sales@surepointag.com and we would be glad to setup a time to discuss.
Hi, how many gal per minute go through the 3" line to the sprayer, when you only need water?
GPM when pumping water through the 3" passageway will typically be 250-275 GPM. This is dependent on the pump and engine you are using and the restriction created by plumbing from yank to pump and pump to QuickDraw. The typical 3" pump and 11-13 HP engines commonly used result in 250-275 GPM.
@@SurePointAg Thanks, I have one more question. For the product hose rinse you can set individual values for the product hoses which can be substracted from the batch volume. How is the volume offset between product valve in the valve stack and flowmeter taken into account...? Thx
@@cellnot As a result of how the rinse of the chemical passageway works, it starts full and ends full of rinse water, this results in accurate measurement of chemical being dispense. The position of the chemical valve on the stack factors into the calculation as well. If you have additional questions, please email Sales@surepointag.com and we would be glad to setup a time to discuss.