Posted by caterpillar guy on July 01, 2022 at 19:23:07 from (47.26.95.42):
In Reply to: Sprayer filter posted by Old560 on July 01, 2022 at 16:49:43:
Probably just as cheap and easy to replace it with a new one. You want it before the pump to protect it from dirt in the rollers and one at the boom with about a 150 mesh to keep from plugging your nozzles. Mine would still plug the nozzles till I change the filters in the housing to the 150's. Banjo is one brand that makes all kinds of fittings for sprayers. I would also have a shut off valve at the tank and at the filter so I didn't lose a lot of spray at the price of things. One at tank so if you need to change a hose and at filter for cleaning. If you have very big booms on the sprayer I would want one for each boom as well as a shut off for each..
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