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Re: PTO Water Sprayer Info Needed
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Posted by paul on March 11, 2005 at 16:36:02 from (66.60.197.72):
In Reply to: Re: PTO Water Sprayer Info Needed posted by Scott Swanson on March 11, 2005 at 11:18:36:
I think that is a difficult way to transfer a rather small amount of water. As the previous message said, a trailer with gravity folw out for watering would do you more good. Not to be negative, but consider what you wish to accomplish. A spray of high-pressure water will evaporate a lot & bypass a lot, not water the tree roots. You want slow steady flow to the root area. An H did not come with 3pt, will be difficult to hang a tank on the drawbar, and even if you have a 3pt conversion you are looking at 1000 lbs or so max - 100 gallons. That doesn't water very many trees. Look for a pump that can handle suction out of a pond. They need to handle a bit of trash. Just my opinion. :) --->Paul
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