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Pacific Nursery
02-11-2002, 01:00 AM
I'm looking for a JD9 gun or something that, I've heard their out there, I can switch back and forth from tree and shrub spraying to deep root feeding. Any suggestions?
1MajorTom
02-11-2002, 01:14 AM
What about Rittenhouse?
Something like this:
http://www.rittenhouse.ca/asp/Product.asp?PG=1117
I use the JD 9 gun and like the adjustable nozzle. It works just like a garden hose spray nozzle. Turn the end to go from fine mist to a single long stream that reachs 50 Ft in the air.
I use a fast snapp female connector from a pressure washer on my hose and a male on the gun, wand and deep root injector. I just drop water into mix tank add my chem and fast snapp which ever spray attachment I need to do the job.
JD 9 gun is good but remember you must spray the under side of the leaves on shrubs. So I use a wand because I can set it on the ground and spray up and under the leaves.
LAWNGODFATHER
02-16-2002, 02:47 PM
If you would have ever emailed me back I would have given you one of the four I have in the garage I don't use.
Lesco carries them. Fenton store is close to you.
They also have other spraying tool.
Pacific Nursery
02-17-2002, 02:23 AM
LGF, never received an email from you:confused: Try to email me again. I also have a question for you about exmarks.
Ric, What is this wand you're referring to? You set it on the ground? The couplers sound like a great idea.
Isn't there some kind of attachment that can fit onto a JD9 to use for deep root feeding?
Also, anyone use a lesco 200G poly tank to do sprays and root feeding? Pros/Cons?
LAWNGODFATHER
02-17-2002, 03:30 AM
Greg try Emailing me Lawngodfather@aol.com. Sorry for the snobby coment.
I have and know where to get all you need for this.
superfert
02-17-2002, 01:28 PM
You will be limited to the specfic products that you can use in the poly tanks. Compared to the paddle agitation units you must look at what the tank will be able to put in to suspension. There are some products out there like 20-20-20 and 16-32-16 that will work just fine in the poly tank units.:D
Pacific Nursery My unit came with a very good deep injector. You may find it is cheaper and faster to buy a good deep root injector and be done with it. Attach a female quick snap to it and do it. You need several female and only one male quick connect. That is the way I like to do it. These quick connects can be purchased at any store that sells pressure washers. I get my from Sherwin and Williams paint store. To my knowledge there is no attachment to deep root with a Little JD9 gun
My long wand is a ball valve with along pipe that turns near the end approx 45%. It can be 36" to 42" long depending on application method and has a place to install a tip, which must be removed to clean or put new tips. Tips wear out and change you GPM or pattern so they must be replaced now and again. By placing the wand near the ground you can spray up under the leaves of low growing bushes and get good control. Remember that most insects live on the under side of leaves. You can put your wand deep into the bush and squirt to your hearts content, this will insure a healthy and content bush. But Be careful of when and what you squirt the bush with, you may cause a problem you don't want.
As far as poly tanks vs mechanical paddles. I use poly tanks and run my pump for a long time before I squirt and fert. I am able to mixes and keep my product in suspense for a long time before I squirt and fert. My bushes all are happy so it works for me.
Pacific Nursery
02-18-2002, 01:04 AM
My BWI rep said that he thought there was some sort of attachment for the JD9 that would do deed root. I'll ask him again and post if I find it.
I've got a 200G poly that has seen little use since I got a ride on spreader sprayer(which I love). I want to convert it to tree and shrub. I've cleaned it out twice with neutralizer and flushed several times to get rid of the herbicides.
I checked out the Rittenhouse site, thanks.
Ric, where do you get your wands? are they interchangable? or do you need a diff gun for each?
Meagle816
02-18-2002, 03:50 PM
westheffer does have an adapter for jd9 for tree ferts. its called a fert lance. it works well, used them in past.screws on end of gun.not sure what cost is.
Pacific Nursery
02-18-2002, 09:57 PM
Does westheffer have a web site or phone #? Thanks
1MajorTom
02-18-2002, 10:05 PM
http://www.westheffer.com/
Pacific Nursery
02-19-2002, 10:44 PM
'Ben talking to my Lesco rep. asking about products for deep root.
He said the only one he carried that I could use in my poly tank was 18-3-6 50%. Superfert you mentioned a couple of products that sound closer to what I've been using in granular. Where do you get these? are they slow release?
What does anyone know about the lesco product, sounds weak on P and K to me:confused:
Pacific Nursery
02-19-2002, 10:48 PM
LGF you said you could find what I'm looking for locally. Lesco's version of the JD9 goes for $110.00 and their root feeder $200.00. Got any better ideas:D
Pacific Nursery
02-19-2002, 11:04 PM
rittenhouse has deep root feeder for 209.00 plus 31.00 for replacement tip. This model has a flow meter. Anyone know anything about this unit? Is it durable?
LAWNGODFATHER
02-20-2002, 01:08 AM
Originally posted by Pacific Nursery
LGF you said you could find what I'm looking for locally. Lesco's version of the JD9 goes for $110.00 and their root feeder $200.00. Got any better ideas:D
I have their JD9 and a few other companies, I no longer use them, they are not as accuarte as I like.
Lesco's deep root feeder is easy to use, strong, durable and plain out awsome.
I use on my high pressure hoses, a quick coupler about 10' or so back from the end. This makes it easy to change spray gadgets very easy, and when you rap the hose around you to pull it, it does not chafe into you.
Not exactly sure what al your looking for, but Cypress MFG in Brooklyn Ill might have what your looking for.
I built 2 sprayers I bought from them at the same price Lesco sells thier 200gal one.
Pacific Nursery
02-20-2002, 11:33 AM
Thanks for the info. The quick connect couplers sound like a great ideal.
I have their JD9 and a few other companies, I no longer use them, they are not as accuarte as I like.
What do you use now?
Still looking for a fert to use in my poly tank. :confused:
Thanks everyone for all the advice.
LAWNGODFATHER
02-20-2002, 04:56 PM
Wands, lesco chem lawn guns, and a tree sprayer which will shoot 100' vrs the 45' or so the JD9 will.
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