Do guidelines come with the sprayer boom? How high should it be above the terrain to get the 7’ width?
387321
No. Their wasn't any directions like that. I asked a local business that sells sprayers and parts. They told me the tips should be 13 to 15 inches above the ground to get my 7 ft pattern
387322
have mine mounted on my la175 jd mower--it's about 7-8 inches from the ground--wasn't real happy with the coverage, lots of missed areas, could have been my process however I think its just the boom.
1460449
from my experience you need 15 to 20 feet for that wide of spread. I project 15' by 10' at 20' out from the screen
685845
When raised to the full height the outside edge clearance is about 75 inches, 6'3". There are no center supports that hang down so fitting an easel 7 tall would be ok, but 8 foot is ok in the very center as long as the width is not more than 4 feet, (2 feet either side of center) wide. Over all construction is better than most of the Easyup units. We really like ours with the easy set up and overall construction.
2116669
I have had these for years. Each sprayer covers about 3 to 4 feet. I think their materials say bigger but I haven't found that. Also the sprayers closer to the hose have a stronger spray than the last 2. Truthfully, ideally they would give one the option of buying about twice as many sprinklers for the 50' foot hose. You can buy extras and I have done this. I use these to sprinkle large beds that I have in two shady areas. So I snake them around the bed. I also used them on a long rectangular bed that was on a fairly steep hill and they worked very well for this too. Hope this helps.
2144425
Use a "Solo 425 4-Gallon Professional Piston Backpack Sprayer with a 4 gallon capacity". Available here on Amazon for appx. $87.00 Remember ..."Piston"..... NOT "Diaphragm"
2116672
The spray tips can be adjusted and/or the height can be adjusted by using 2 of the vertical tubes to get wider or less coverage. I feel a spacing of 5-6 feet apart would work. I think the instruction give some estimate as to coverage. The length of the hose that comes with the set is approximately 20-25 feet long which limits the coverage as well.
1520538
I would have to say yes. The sprayer has adjustable volumes for the paint. You may need to adjust the angle to get all of the nooks and crannys. Also overspray will probably be brutal due to gravity. Falling on you and the floor... Hope this helps
394279
That's hard to say because as you hold the nozzle further away from the surface your spraying you will have a much wider pattern, closer a much smaller one. I've gotten from 18" to 3 ' no problem and I'm sure there is more.
370564
My lfs has a comparable model. They recommended 6-10 in. Mine are about 6" from the water, I would adjust the height to get the correct spread and then adjust the brightness accordingly. In other words the higher you hang the lights the higher you should start your intensity
797060
I know from 1/4" drip irrigation lines that you're not supposed to extend them too far, because the water pressure and so the flow rate from the drippers declines the farther the along the line the drippers are. For that stuff 25' is the max the manufacturer recommends.
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Yo David, go to the specifications, listed below your picture. They will give you width, height, length, weight and all other technical information. The unit, you are looking at has a vertical rise of 7-8 feet. Your county code will dictate the depth of your water pipe, 3 feet recommended. If your structure is elevated be sure to add the additional height. Don't. exceed the capacity of the pump, good luck--Jorden
1883749
It's not that great. The best sprayer will for that range will be a back pack sprayer. They will cost in the range of 45-70 dollars
71852
Yes, I spray fruit trees probably up 10-12 feet. The spray does get dispersed at greater heights, but still gets there. Hope this helps.
78433
I do not use this sprayer for "long range" shots like wasps nests that may be 10 to 12 feet high. I don't believe it will spray that high since the most pressure you can build up is by use of the hand pump. You can adjust the spray with the nozzle at the end of the spraying wand. If you turn it so it is a single stream instead of a spray, you might reach a bit further, but again, it is going to depend on how high the nests are located. Regardless, it is the best sprayer I have purchased.
330232
The only thing I can think of&gt;&gt; you may need longer tubing/wiring depending on where you mount the unit. If you have to drill holes for the spray nozzles and the sprayer switch i recommend get a set of step drill bits, about $10 @ Harbor Freight or Northern tool. Good Luck!
50883
Sprayer is effective to about five feet. It's not meant for trees or tall shrubs.
960608
I built a boom out of PVC pipe and zip tied it to the pipe......I mounted it low to the back of the ATV so it would spray close to the ground. I have a 15 gallon sprayer tank I used and it works pretty good.