Posted by WJD on April 22, 2012 at 15:43:50 from (173.31.161.233):
I'm tired of of trying to kill the weeds, etc. in my yard with a 2 gallon spray can.
Have noticed pull type sprayers that can be used behind your lawn and garden tractor. The newer ones use an electric pump that connects to the vehicles battery. Older sprayers had their own engine. There is one on ebay right now that has a 2 1/2 H.P. engine. My question is will sprayers that use electric pumps driven by the lawn tractors battery do a good job? We all know an older one with a gasoline engine will probabily cost about as much to get in proper operating condition as you pay for the sprayer. Best way would be to buy one with an electric driven pump. Does anybody have any experience with these?
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