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Re: Building a fence sprayer?
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Posted by Rob on February 15, 2004 at 09:18:17 from (65.41.223.156):
In Reply to: Building a fence sprayer? posted by Dieselrider on February 15, 2004 at 07:01:58:
Go to a farm supply store and get a 15 gallon electric sprayer. Put it on a carry all on the back of your tractor. Mount a pipe underneath the center of your tractor that sticks out to the side and put a no drip nozzle on the end of the pipe. Put a toggle switch in the wire of the pump and mount it where you can reach it. I sprayed about 300 acres of tree saplings we planted last year like this and it would be the same thing, except you would be spraying fence row instead of tree rows. Works good for me.
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