Posted by deere37 on November 24, 2016 at 15:40:32 from (174.201.7.140):
In Reply to: Re: whitewash posted by Bruce from Can. on November 24, 2016 at 11:03:39:
dont know why the video wontload . maybe if you go to you tube. and search. whitewashing the barn by dave wells.. . the set up is mine and as others said pretty simple i have a 185 cfm compressor i blow down with .and pump is a bean 2020 300 gallon tank. . gas powered. and about200 foot hose. wand is just a 3/8pipe witha tee jet 40 degree. #8. flat fan.. there is a differance in lime . hydrated works but im not fond of it. have better results with hot lime . calcium oxide .. . farms here in northeast pa are becoming far and few between . . i usually just do weekends.. . . how big a barn do u have to be charged. 1000 dollars ????? I charge around 9 cents square foot and dont measure . farmer usually knows how big his barn is .. far as i .know there is only one other in area that whitewashes ...... also have a pretty fair travel distance been out asfar as 100 miles or so
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