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Huskee 300 gal boom sprayer

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John Kenny

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I am looking at buying a Huskee boom sprayer, but my mechanic is telling me that the nozzels may be hard to find. Does anyone know of a place to buy nozzels or happen to know the thread pitch of a Huskee boom sprayer's nozzels. I'm not anywhere near the machine or else I would go measure it myself. Thanks!
 
Just about all the lower end sprayers I've ever been around use "Tee-Jet" brand nozzles, which are as common as ants at a picnic. If no other source, Tractor Supply will have them. Even if you have some other brand, it would be a very simple change-over to Tee Jet. Spray nozzles aren't "rocket science".
 
'TeeJet' nozzles/systems are the industry standard.They are available almost anywhere.If this new sprayer has some kind of odd proprietary system,stay away---run!
 
Just like MF said, You can get whatever you need about anywhere that sells farm supplies. Go to any TSC and they will have all you need. I would do it soon though. Seems like I always wait until spring when everyone else is working on their sprayer to get parts for mine and they are out of stock whatever it is I want. I have built a couple of booms for a sprayers though and got everything at TSC.
 
I bought a Hardi sprayer pretty cheap at sale. New tips and bodies were priced very high. I went to the spray shop and got tee jet to redo the boom. Not a ton of money to redo the valves and boom.
Josh
 
If it is the old pipe booms then they just are 1/4 pipe thread. Nozzles are usually not made by any one company. Like the others have stated they more than likely have Tee jet nozzles on the booms.

Here is a company that can get just about anything you every need for a sprayer.

Spray Land Marion, Iowa

1-800-477-1051
 
Thinking Huskee is a TSC brand name. Should be no problem TSc carries TEE Jet parts and nozzles.
 
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