Posted by GarrettFields on July 28, 2013 at 08:36:33 from (98.19.142.3):
My sprayer is a co-op/shop built 275 gal, 3 point, pto roller pump job. I have been getting by counting rows, but next year i will have right at 120 acre's of grass to burn down. With the price of chemicals, I think a foamer would be a good investment to prevent overlaps/skips. I was thinking of a 25 gal 12v spot sprayer from TSC, and some sort of solenoid valve to switch between left and right. Where would a good source for a valve be? Are special nozzles used? Also what do you guys use for the foam agent, and how long will the foam stay on the ground, I was thinking if you got on a long run would the foam where you started be gone, or say when you fill up will it be gone? Any flaws in my plan, if so let me know!
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