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@@jerryw2166 go to sprayer depot.com

@@DashcamDriversUS. absolutely there's others too on my channel just please let me know when you post them so I can watch

@@DashhPro you sure can parrot is other videos as well on my channel you can use. Just let me know when you post them

I'm a Commercial contractor so I have easy access to getting the parts. But if you look up either kindorf or Unistrut you will be able to find the parts online somewhere and order them

Great! Thanks for the response

Yes u can. She got ticket and 100 her fault

Yes I have 2

@@licensetochill79Thanks.

Yes I have two videos

Lock the video lol

You can use this video I also have another one that's about 2 years old

I have two videos you're more than welcome to use them

Burlington New Jersey Route 130 crossing the bridge into Pennsylvania lady pretended like we didn't even Collide she would not make eye contact call the cops. They came she denied hitting the vehicle you got a ticket probably for failure to yield and that's pretty much it so far

You're more than welcome to them I have two videos

@@licensetochill79 Thank you

Yes that's fine I also have other accident videos I don't really care. I just posted because people are idiots. that happened in Burlington New Jersey and yes the vehicles did collide. End the female that was driving it pretended like she did not collide with my vehicle

@@licensetochill79 Thank you. I'll check and feature some of your other ones too. And did you report this woman to the police or how did it end?

@@DashcamLessons yes the cops came after I got her to stop. I know they probably gave her a ticket for failure to yield and that happened yesterday so you know the insurance companies take forever

Thanks! I checked your channel now, if you'll upload more videos, let me know, stay safe!@@licensetochill79

So this is how you get all those clips damn love what u do!!

Because it's not an agitator it is dumping the excess fluid back into the tank when it's being used. So this way the mixture of chemicals they floating in the water. It does not need to be a jet agitator

If you are spraying chemicals in suspension you absolutely need a jet or you will get dead spots in your tank where the product will settle out. The manufacturer is warning you not to put the jet on the end of your pressure relief line mostly because jet's can clog. If that happens, you will lose control over your pressure and could damage your equipment. Additionally, the flow from your relief line has volume, but not enough pressure to "stir" your tank. Your jet needs a dedicated line tapped somewhere off the pressure side of your pump. Where is not important but you need a gate valve on that line to adjust the minimum flow that will stir your entire tank.

I don't remember for sure but it was around 400

That is the intake for the pump there's a screen in there to keep particulates out of the pump so it does not damage the pump or clogged the nozzles

@@licensetochill79 thank you Sir! Did you ever come up with a parts list by chance, I couldn't find one.

@@emrdrgz no I never got a chance to do it it's very hard for me to get one together because I'm so busy with work all the time I will try my best that's the best I can say

@@licensetochill79 understood and appreciated, I will be trying to copy your setup on my TS pull behind

For the spray gun connection, you tapped off the 1/4 gauge port did you use a 1/4 to 1/2 adapter there as well?

Yes no vavles have to be open it will bypass the 3 gpm

We're I shoot they don't like video being shot in range

Basically called Unistrut or kindorf metal. Brackets bolts spring nuts. Only have to drill one hole in-frame because my frame already had the holes

Thx it's a shooter

Yes it does

Haha

@@licensetochill79 kidding bro !! 👍

Thank you sir. Hope the video was good help for you. There's a part two explaining in more death

Thx

Yes but his pump is undersized for what he's doing. He doesn't have a constant mixture rate. I love Connor Ward but he cuts a lot of corners and you know that. So I put out two videos explaining the whole process

@@licensetochill79 First let me say, great build guy, just awesome!!! I thought Connor's pump was a good size for a walk behind and the nozzles he's using. I'm upgrading my sprayer, but my boom only uses 2 nozzles right now. I do like your valve assembly so I will have to look into that and perhaps incorporate that into my upgrade. I do plan to upgrade my pump as well because it is quite underpowered. Thanks for the how-to video, great tips.

@@ministermanoutdoors6179 I'll be running 6 nozzles @ 50 psi, 0.34 GPM each. I need 2.04 GPM for the nozzles. Since I spray suspensions, I need an agitator calculated at around 1 GMP if I use a 3X efficient jet, for a total of 3.04 GPM. At 50 psi my pump will produce 4.1 GPM, so I will have a very comfortable 25% flow margin. I want at least 15%. A lot of people calculate their margin based on the MAXIMUM flow rate of the pump, which can be a big mistake since that is at zero psi. You need to find the pump's flow chart that shows how many GPM it will produce at he highest pressure you intend to use.

@@licensetochill79 On what basis do you determine that Conner's pump is undersized in the above video?? I can run SIX nozzles with the same size pump, an agitator, and have 25% more flow than I need! Please elaborate on what corners you say he cut in that video. It appears to be the exact same pressure and flow control path that you used, just in a different format to fit his tank.

@@FisherCatProductions again I already addressed this in order to get a complete mixture you have to be mixing your chemicals at half the rate that you're putting them down at least. This way you keep the chemicals floating in the mixture as they should. For example let's use TruGreen or any other lawn Chemical Company. They're using two GPM but yet their pumps are rated for over 15 GPM. They use that to keep the chemical floating

Not necessarily. The intake to the pump is on the bottom right of the tank. The return is to the top left part of the tank. The pressure that is produced by the return line is enough to push anything from the bottom spend it in your mixture And your chemicals will not foam up only foaming that could be done is if you add too much surfactant. That is also why you put your surfactant it in at the very end

The mower acts and rides the same I only fill 12 gals at a time it was a little unstable when I filled it to 16 gals. The frame I built out of Unistrut angle brackets and spring nuts and bolts. I can try to get out of video for you on the frame itself but not this week

0 to 60

Don't use the 150 unless you are planning on spraying above 60 psi. You will lose sensitivity at the normal range of 30-50 psi, and will find it difficult to adjust and keep that pressure.

I do not but if you give me a couple of days I'll get it one out for you

@@licensetochill79..that'll be awesome! Thanks! 😊

Can I get the parts list for this setup? Thank you

I'd be super interested in the parts list as well. Thank you very much

It regulates pressure to the spray nozzle and the Boom. The regulator does not allow over pressure you can see part 2 video I showed how the system operates

Watch part 2