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31, If you go to the first page there are pics of the pump. Its is wired into the trailer plug.
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Well finally have gotten use to the z-spray. Must say I really like it. Now just waitin for my dandelions to die!
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Does anyone know of a site where i can get plans to hook up a 300 gallon spray tank with all neccesary equipement i.e. pump, motor and reel. I am going to utilize a spare open trailer I have. I am doing this so my lawn guys can use spare truck if necessary...knock on wood. It needs not to be a permanent setup. I have been combing this site literally for hours trying to find a correct forum to post this in thsi is the closest I've gotten.
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Gresonclark for the pump motor and hose if you have the tank. Make sure you put a filter screen on the suction end and psi dump valve
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Anyone else have pics of there enclosed trailer set up?
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I am looking for pics of enclosed trailer spray/fert setups as well. I have some ideas, but looking for additional ideas on what has worked/not worked for others as well. I have a skid sprayer that I would like to be able to use in the trailer also, just not sure on how I want to mount the hose reel to get the hose outside the trailer door and not rubbing on the edges of the door when pulling at an angle. And I still want to be able to use the side door to load fert/chem/supplies in front of trailer.
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YOu may need to put smooth plastic near the door edges or rollers to keep the hose from rubbing. Hannay offers a roller kit that might meet your needs. Chrome rollers so you can pull the hose at an angle.
http://www.hannay.com/PDF/oa.pdf?IDENT=141 Be alert for the problems of engine exhaust and excess heat buld up in the trailer. |
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What are you doing to power the pump?
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The pump on the skid is powered by a gas engine. The pump for the nurse tank is powered by an electric pump, that is connected to a marine battery. Which is connected to the trailer wiring to truck plug to charge the battery when running.
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