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agitation pump
so im trying to add a seperate agitation circuit/pump on a ride on,
do you think this pump is adequate? http://www.rittenhouse.ca/asp/Product.asp?PG=9001646 it will be circulating dual 6 gal tanks |
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Sure. Why not? I am not sure exactly how you intend to use it and hook it up. Can you explain?
What is the power source? |
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i changed out my 4gpm pump on my jr to a 5gpm pump now i am going to add the 4gpm pump back to the jr just for this reason.. going to add another toggle switch to just run this pump...
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Some formulations are problematic. Running them LV? Fagetaboutit. |
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yup, itll run off the 12 volt system, and ill put a toggle or rocker switch on dash to actuate --- the machine currently has no bypass agitation, so i plan to tap into the suction line b4 the main 12 volt pump and run thru new agitation pump and T back to new bulk head fittings/return lines on each tank ---ill likely need to put a strainer in also
will i need a check valve? |
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I also wouldn't pull from the main line. You're going to have pressure issues on the spray side (I would imagine). Let me ask you a question. What products are you trying to spray? |
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im not spraying ferts or wp, just liquid herbi and insect-- the oem strainer is attached to the oem spray pump, so unless the solution is going thru the main oem pump, it would not be strained b4 going thru my agitate pump--- i was considering the check valve for the connection where i T into the main suction line, though not sure i need to using diaphram pumps--
are you suggesting the draw on the main suction line will b to great with both pumps operating? |
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Recirculation of excess pressure or flow from the main pump is the usual way to add agitation. You run it for 30 seconds with the spray nozzles, off while it recirculates using the excess flow. Agitation nozzles inside the tank will be a help. Naturally you need through-tank fittings. Feel free to put the through-tank fittings on the top for less chance of leaks. An interior tube then runs to the bottom of the tank; add the agitation nozzle after a 90 degree elbow at the bottom of the tank.
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ok, some im getting close to complete on this mod,
im also adding a single broadcast nozzle so ive removed the tiny factory strainer attached to the main pump, replumbed the draw line to 5/8" and mounted a teejet line strainer, then i split the 5/8" after the strainer to 3/8" to each pump. for some reason i only got 1 bulkhead fitting when i ordered parts, so ill have to get another to complete it ( its dual tanks) but both pumps seem to run fine and my voltage is still at 14.5 with everything running couple questions, -something cheap to put at the end of the agitation line in each tank, a nozzle or something? -i need a selector valve to route spray output to my single nozzle, i ordered 1 i thought looked good online, but it is huge dont think i can fit it, any ideas on a smaller one? link to the one i got http://www.banjovalves.com/34fpt3-wa...alve1port.aspx |
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