Posted by notjustair on July 26, 2015 at 19:09:19 from (70.195.2.136):
In Reply to: GPM to GPA posted by super steve on July 26, 2015 at 18:49:49:
If you aren't varying the speed of the pump then you will need orafices at each backflow unit to restrict flow to the rate you want and make sure they all get equal pressure. They should all have the same length of tubing for equal pressure. Also consider what it will be doing at the end of the row. In my case, I opted for a dip switch that kicks it off when the planter is raised. Raising your drill, turning, switching markers (or watching GPS), and turning off the liquid manually may be more than you want to do.
I spent my spring adding liquid to my 1760 planter. I went with all new parts from Sprayer Specialty. It worked good. The couple of places I wouldn't cut corners are on the pump and flow meter. It is a series (12 rows in my case) of clear tubes with weighted balls in it. You can tell when the unit is running and if any row isn't working correctly from the cab.
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