Question for those who backpack spray herbicides

[wildstarblazer]

Solo's have bad designs IMO. You would think that on a heavy set up they would put some sort of handle to pick it up. None of their sprayers have handles far as I know.

[ArTurf]

Originally Posted by WestGaPineStraw

Yes the solo 433 is a great setup! I had one for a while, i just decided to buy a dedicated truck instead.
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I saw yours for sale. Hate I missed it.

[ArizPestWeed]

SP makes Echo pack packs , so they should work

Originally Posted by gulfjoe

This only works with the SP backpack? Is there something like this that would hook up to an Echo?
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[greendoctor]

Originally Posted by gregory

battery back packs dont put out alot of pressure.. dont think they would put out enough for 2 nozzles.. think if you wanted that get a gas powered one like GREENDOC has...

Unless that pump can put out 1.5 GPM at 40 PSI. I know the Maruyama electric backpacks are designed to run multiple nozzle set ups. Not sure if they could do 1.5 GPM, which is what I consider the minimum for a 3 nozzle boom.

[grassrat]

Just purchased the boom for the sp does anyone else use this ? Obviously gonna be tip heavy but frankly I have a ride on and a tank sprayer but sometimes its easier to get to a hill or thru a fence via backpack ! I bought the 3 nozzle option does it atrach to the
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[ProStreetCamaro]

Originally Posted by ArizPestWeed

SP makes Echo pack packs , so they should work

No they look like chapin backpacks with an echo label.

[grassrat]

Well just replaced the SP v110 fan tip(stock blue) for a tee jet aluminum fan tip (grey) and what a difference no need for the boom, just needed the right nozzle(tip) !