I am over here planting clover in my lawn because it stays green in the summer, because its a legume it provides nitrogen back in the soil, it stays lower for less mowing, and the bees love it.
You're not stupid. You learn from mistakes in anything you do! That way you can say, been there, done that and now I know. Plus you should know you don't get in a hurry when operating any equipment, whether on the farm, construction site or the back yard. I enjoy your input on most everything you do.
Maybe a little feedback for MistrSpray... I think it might help if the parking stand posts were height adjustable, or could be flipped over to get them up out of the way, especially with the limited lift height of the 3PH on a sub-compact tractor.
"Maybe YOU won't look stupid because you've seen my mistake and learned from me." That's great, Tim. Love your channel and I AM learning a lot from you. Thank you!
Thanks Tim! Another great video! Teejet is great to work with. I wanted to set my sprayer up so that the effective spray pattern was the same distance as my wheel tracks. I made a call to Teejet, they asked me 3-4 questions and then told me how high off the ground my boom needed to be to create the correct spray coverage. They were awesome!!
I like the dandelions and the clover. Why? Dandelions are edible and are pretty flowers to look at. Clover is a nitrogen fixer for your lawn or your pasture, is good food for animals and has pretty white flowers, and also has other benefits for your lawn or pasture. A very informative video. Thanks for sharing!
There are some excellent ceramic even spray nozzles that will allow about a 30ft path with surprisingly low drift. I have broken so many booms over the years, I went boomless.
There are some guidance systems on the market that do not cost a lot more than foam markers. You can move them to the tractor you want to use, set your implement or boom width and they tell you your ground speed and keep you on line. A lot less trouble than foam.
Thanks for sharing the temp info. 190 seems high for the ambient temp (looked like a nice day!), however the hills, high RPM/High gear and PTO, with a lower ground speed and with a heavy tractor doesn't seem unreasonable. There are soo many variables to keep track of!
I have a 40 gallon electric pump sprayer. I don't have to worry of the pto pump rusting shut. And with electric pump, the switch is on my right fender of my Kubota. Turns on & off easily, saves fuel, and is easy to use. 10 ft boom is good for the use it gets. Plus a 25ft hose and spray wand. And better speed control without worrying about hitting things in close quarter spraying.
I agree with you. I have the same setup on a skid sprayer made by Schaben, the same brand that makes ag sprayers. About 1/4 the cost and complexity of Tim's setup. I put it on the back of my Can-Am utv and have a wire running from the electric pump to a rocker switch on my dash. I can watch the MPH on my dash. 3 MPH seems perfect, I can see the outside right and left jets in my outside rear view mirrors. So easy. Plus, with the 10 foot boom its so easy to judge your tracking by looking at your previous run's tire tracks. I could never use a setup like Tim's. Too awkward to use unless all you had to spray was football fields.
Expensive foamers are for field work. Get yourself some spray indicator, Tractor Supply and others have it. Wayyyy cheaper than a foamer and you know EXACTLY where the spray went! I use the blue dye for grass, just mix it in your tank and it will leave a slight color where you sprayed that lasts no more than a day or two. Great demonstration of why I can't consider a boom, I have way too many trees and obstacles and I keep planting or building more. I also use a Mix-on-Exit system so the main tank is only water and the solution tank is all the chemicals, makes cleanup and changeover easier. Downside is I have a whole spreadsheet dedicated to figuring out the mix concentrations and spray speeds and nozzles to use for each chemical. For tractor speed I use a bicycle GPS and get speed in tenths then use full pedal and RPM to hold the speed in the ballpark.
Just a heads up for anyone wanting the 35 gallon mistrspray. I purchased on and it does not come with the tip strainer as stated. This is an awesome sprayer.
Thats a good looking sprayer. I calculated I needed to run 3 MPH. I found that I could not go 3 MPH in some places and was putting too much down. Now I cut my concentration and speed in half. I use an app on my phone for speed(speed box).
Id recommend sizing your boom to cover say 3 or 4 lawn mower stripes, just like farmers size their sprayer width with planter widths. I have a 60 inch mower deck and built a 180 inch boom from an old field cultivator mounted boom. It seems to be a good width on my property.
Wow I’m glad I don’t have to control clover and dandelions ,they grow and the insects use them to their advantage. The less chemicals used on our property the better I like it ,but each to their own . Enjoy your videos .
I've measured and 110 degree spray pattern isn't what you actually get. I had to modify my sprayer to put the nozzles a bit closer together in order to get a consistent spray pattern. Consistancy to me means no heavy or light strips between the rows. Also there is a specified height that you need to be at. To test all this spray water on concrete at your chosen speed. Then go back and look at the spray pattern. Avoid pooling or dry spots. Also like in agriculture you need to use the right tips to avoid floating droplets, especially when there is wind and you have a garden or shrubs you don't want to damage. Hope this helps.
Hey Tim, a good way to keep the algae to a minimum or eliminate it would be to add a fountain or a waterfall feature . Both would look really nice in your pond. You might check around for a windmill with a water pump feature.
We rebuilt the booms for a 500 gallon sprayer. All teejet equipment. Works great! I do need to add the strainers though. We added a boom selector valve and will be adding the capability to have a wand as well.
I assume it is a 3 point hitch mounted sprayer, although I may have missed you saying it was. If so, it seems you could raise the boom a little to avoid the ground. It also struck me that one of your larger frame tractors might be a little better fit for all that weight. Love your channel for all the experience I've gained before doing it myself.
@@TractorTimewithTimI add the laser blue and rinse the measuring cup with the water I use to fill the tank. No waste, no mess. Takes about 5 cup rinses.
Aww your not stupid. Your just a go getter that has to try out everything. But that’s ok we do learn from your mishaps. Keep up the good work guys. Hope your grass turns out like you want.
I was thinking of getting a sprayer for liquid nitrogen for my veggie garden and lawn. Then comes your video. Are you in my head 🤣 My list is Frontier MC 2122 Drop seeder Now this fine piece of equipment
Maybe when you have one boom folder, you should drive with the tractor nearest the obstruction, that would give you less movement back and forth along the edge since it is closer to the center of the tractor.
Now that is a sprayer. Do you have recommendations on season's end how to insure you get all liquid out of pump and lines? Seem like I have a line to replace every spring.
CROP CARE sprayers made in Ephrata PA have pressurized sprayer tanks I have the 60 gallon bought new this year with electric pump, my choice great video
The low speed ap for your phone is called "Tractor Speed". Yes you are driving too fast and your bouncing is changing the spray pattern (narrow rows when boom is close to the ground and insufficient coverage when you are too high) and the swaying from side to side means you can't have consistent coverage and are missing spots. Height should be 18" if I remember correctly.
@@TractorTimewithTim thanks. Really like the sprayer. May have to modify the stands though, they seem to be really low to the ground when in operation.
It’s tricky with wider booms to gauge where to drive. There’s a lot to watch and pay attention to. Did I hear a “hint” about a guidance system?? 😉 Blessings.
Good video. I have one of those less expensive sprayer and I too struggle to rinse it. 2 acres is not enough to justify the more expensive makes. So I'll suffer through because I'm cheap.
my sprayer is home built and when i bought the tank i made a point to buy one that the pump feed was on the end and then on the frame fixed it where the tank would not slide and also set it where the pump feed was 3 inches lower on that end as for the drone you should check on that more if you fly under so many feet you should be ok
Nope. Quite the opposite. The agent is a TTWT viewer who bought a 1025r for us. He helped to defer this for 3+ years. These are the rules. Anything commercial.
You don’t look stupid! Accidents happen. I hate that you bent up your boom, but in turn that gave us subscribers some very helpful information. Seems like you have everything working again so… lesson learned. Keep up the good work.
Great video! I wouldn’t spend the extra money on the foam markers. Use a chemical dye in your mixture and you’ll have a light color 18 feet wide on the grass that you will see very well.
good explaination of spraying and jets versus forward speed ,it's a hard concept to get through to people ,pity the pressure gague is poor in the range needed for spraying 20 t0 80 psi and definately that section control needs an upgrade to be switchable on the move . I suspect you may be thinking of satellite guidance for Johnny probably not full steering control but a screen with grid lines for you to follow ,I am looking forward to it being reviewed
Don't worry tim,I have knocked off quite a few tips on a 120ft sprayer. At least your mounts aren't $50 each x 10 plus 6 spray tips on each. (John Deere quick change tips)
That is a very nice setup. There is always a bit of a learning curve. Just wondering about the guage on the sprayer, it had fluid in it. Is that normal? Is it measuring fluid flow or tank pressure? Great video, really demonstrated a lot. Thanks!
Gague is measuring pump pressure to the jets so Tim can select the correct output ,have a look at the chart he explains it there near the beginning of the video
The oil in the gauge keeps the needle from bouncing around frantically. It could also easily be switched out for lower max psi gauge which would likely have a finer reading throughout its range. When you have a set size gauge you can only fit so many lines on it before its hard to read. So bigger gauge or less marks.
Final comment, personally I wouldn't worry about the trans temp until at least 275-300 especially with synthetic oil. Synthetic oil doesn't break down until almost 600.
I guess a few dandelions won't hurt. They'll look good in full bloom. You'll be feeding the insects and birds that eat them. Sooner or later you're gonna have to go green . A little love won't hurt.
Be careful they ship it “winterized” but the antifreeze they use has no freeze protection. Shipped with mix match spray tip caps. That rear foot interferes with spray and just bending is not a fix, then all will have to be bent the same because the spray patterns overlap. I think this sprayer has potential but details need polishing.
Looks awesome, but I'm afraid of what the price would be and seriously would be in big trouble with the finance committee!! But really could use that setup. Have a great weekend!!
I think I'd do all the ditches and edges, trees with both booms folded up and not use the booms ,full width, till I was in open area, then fly. But that's just me and I think ahead when using wide equipment. And with all my truck driving experience all over the United States with 53' trailers. Fun times!
4.5mph is 6.6 feet per second, so a 500 foot run at 4.5mph should take about a minute and a quarter, or just about 400 feet per minute, with rounding errors. Assuming that you can (unlike me) drive in a straight line, you could measure your speed via a stopwatch and not have to worry about the lack of low speed accuracy of a GPS app, since the timer should be way more both accurate and precise than is necessary for this application :)
Did the different shape if the tank help this time with getting all chemical out just wondering and I think Uncle Tom uses that exact shape for his setup to mix chemicals and then pumps it to the sprayer
Maybe you can put in a package of Rite Dye from the grocery store and tint the grass that you cover to see the difference. A purple would show. Or like you say a foam marker.
And if you are doing what I think you are going too do, you can get a radar that should just plug and play that will read your ground speed. Combined with a electric pressure regulator you can really be setup for spraying. Man would that be cool!
Why do you want to remove the clover, is it because of the bees? Do you realize clover adds nitrogen to the yard or is it that you want a Kentucky Blue Grass yard and will sell the sod?
Informative but I never use herbicides or pesticides . I don't mind a few weeds in yard or pastures . Control mowing and or grazing livestock gives natural fertilizer for fields and garden . Always good to know though ... Thanks ... God Bless !!!
Just wanted to let you know I’m waiting on my new 1025r and the dealer thought he sold it to me but the person that really sold it to me was tractor time with Tim
You still really should do a “manual calibration “ as you call it so can be sure your getting the right rate on. It’s especially important with any herbicides that have a residual effectiveness.
Ah, it isn’t rocket science. I knew I was driving faster than the chart specified speed for the pressure I chose. I got a good kill on the dandelions. Not yet sure if I killed the clover. Burned it some, but not sure if dead.
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I am over here planting clover in my lawn because it stays green in the summer, because its a legume it provides nitrogen back in the soil, it stays lower for less mowing, and the bees love it.
You're not stupid. You learn from mistakes in anything you do! That way you can say, been there, done that and now I know. Plus you should know you don't get in a hurry when operating any equipment, whether on the farm, construction site or the back yard. I enjoy your input on most everything you do.
My mom told me back in the day, "good judgment comes from experience, experience comes from poor judgment "
Only a fool learns from his own mistakes. The wise man learns from the mistakes of others.
Otto von Bismarck
Maybe a little feedback for MistrSpray... I think it might help if the parking stand posts were height adjustable, or could be flipped over to get them up out of the way, especially with the limited lift height of the 3PH on a sub-compact tractor.
"Maybe YOU won't look stupid because you've seen my mistake and learned from me." That's great, Tim. Love your channel and I AM learning a lot from you. Thank you!
Thanks Tim! Another great video! Teejet is great to work with. I wanted to set my sprayer up so that the effective spray pattern was the same distance as my wheel tracks. I made a call to Teejet, they asked me 3-4 questions and then told me how high off the ground my boom needed to be to create the correct spray coverage. They were awesome!!
I like the dandelions and the clover. Why? Dandelions are edible and are pretty flowers to look at. Clover is a nitrogen fixer for your lawn or your pasture, is good food for animals and has pretty white flowers, and also has other benefits for your lawn or pasture.
A very informative video. Thanks for sharing!
White clove not good for horsrs
You don't look like you eat a lot of dandelions.
There are some excellent ceramic even spray nozzles that will allow about a 30ft path with surprisingly low drift. I have broken so many booms over the years, I went boomless.
There are some guidance systems on the market that do not cost a lot more than foam markers. You can move them to the tractor you want to use, set your implement or boom width and they tell you your ground speed and keep you on line. A lot less trouble than foam.
Thanks for sharing the temp info. 190 seems high for the ambient temp (looked like a nice day!), however the hills, high RPM/High gear and PTO, with a lower ground speed and with a heavy tractor doesn't seem unreasonable. There are soo many variables to keep track of!
I use an app simply called GPS Speedometer to monitor my speed on my 2032R. Works great. Thanks for everything you and Christie do!
I have a 40 gallon electric pump sprayer. I don't have to worry of the pto pump rusting shut. And with electric pump, the switch is on my right fender of my Kubota. Turns on & off easily, saves fuel, and is easy to use. 10 ft boom is good for the use it gets. Plus a 25ft hose and spray wand. And better speed control without worrying about hitting things in close quarter spraying.
I agree with you. I have the same setup on a skid sprayer made by Schaben, the same brand that makes ag sprayers. About 1/4 the cost and complexity of Tim's setup. I put it on the back of my Can-Am utv and have a wire running from the electric pump to a rocker switch on my dash. I can watch the MPH on my dash. 3 MPH seems perfect, I can see the outside right and left jets in my outside rear view mirrors. So easy. Plus, with the 10 foot boom its so easy to judge your tracking by looking at your previous run's tire tracks. I could never use a setup like Tim's. Too awkward to use unless all you had to spray was football fields.
Expensive foamers are for field work. Get yourself some spray indicator, Tractor Supply and others have it. Wayyyy cheaper than a foamer and you know EXACTLY where the spray went! I use the blue dye for grass, just mix it in your tank and it will leave a slight color where you sprayed that lasts no more than a day or two. Great demonstration of why I can't consider a boom, I have way too many trees and obstacles and I keep planting or building more. I also use a Mix-on-Exit system so the main tank is only water and the solution tank is all the chemicals, makes cleanup and changeover easier. Downside is I have a whole spreadsheet dedicated to figuring out the mix concentrations and spray speeds and nozzles to use for each chemical. For tractor speed I use a bicycle GPS and get speed in tenths then use full pedal and RPM to hold the speed in the ballpark.
Just a heads up for anyone wanting the 35 gallon mistrspray. I purchased on and it does not come with the tip strainer as stated. This is an awesome sprayer.
Did you get a boomless?
Thats a good looking sprayer. I calculated I needed to run 3 MPH. I found that I could not go 3 MPH in some places and was putting too much down. Now I cut my concentration and speed in half. I use an app on my phone for speed(speed box).
Id recommend sizing your boom to cover say 3 or 4 lawn mower stripes, just like farmers size their sprayer width with planter widths. I have a 60 inch mower deck and built a 180 inch boom from an old field cultivator mounted boom. It seems to be a good width on my property.
Wow I’m glad I don’t have to control clover and dandelions ,they grow and the insects use them to their advantage. The
less chemicals used on our property the better I like it ,but each to their own .
Enjoy your videos .
18’ is a wide boom. Alot to keep track of there. You can always leave what’s left in the tank and spot spray as needed in a week or so.
TTWT at it again. I am afraid my wife will watch and expect more 😂. Love the channel. Good Job.
I've measured and 110 degree spray pattern isn't what you actually get. I had to modify my sprayer to put the nozzles a bit closer together in order to get a consistent spray pattern. Consistancy to me means no heavy or light strips between the rows. Also there is a specified height that you need to be at.
To test all this spray water on concrete at your chosen speed. Then go back and look at the spray pattern. Avoid pooling or dry spots.
Also like in agriculture you need to use the right tips to avoid floating droplets, especially when there is wind and you have a garden or shrubs you don't want to damage. Hope this helps.
Hey Tim, a good way to keep the algae to a minimum or eliminate it would be to add a fountain or a waterfall feature . Both would look really nice in your pond. You might check around for a windmill with a water pump feature.
We rebuilt the booms for a 500 gallon sprayer. All teejet equipment. Works great! I do need to add the strainers though. We added a boom selector valve and will be adding the capability to have a wand as well.
Great video Tim, I talked to Alvin and will be ordering the 35 gallon with 12 ft. boom within the next month.
So excited for this one. I'm about to do this with my 3pt 60 gallon fimco.
I assume it is a 3 point hitch mounted sprayer, although I may have missed you saying it was. If so, it seems you could raise the boom a little to avoid the ground. It also struck me that one of your larger frame tractors might be a little better fit for all that weight. Love your channel for all the experience I've gained before doing it myself.
High as it will go
For marking purposes I use "Laser Blue". It works great. Just mix it in with the solution and go.
Tried that. It made a mess on EVERYTHING!
@@TractorTimewithTimI add the laser blue and rinse the measuring cup with the water I use to fill the tank. No waste, no mess. Takes about 5 cup rinses.
Aww your not stupid. Your just a go getter that has to try out everything. But that’s ok we do learn from your mishaps. Keep up the good work guys. Hope your grass turns out like you want.
For my dads lawn care business I use a pro lawn shielded sprayer mounted to a grasshopper out front mower.
Wouldn't want a front mounted sprayer. Hope you're wearing plenty of PPE.
I was thinking of getting a sprayer for liquid nitrogen for my veggie garden and lawn. Then comes your video. Are you in my head 🤣
My list is
Frontier MC 2122
Drop seeder
Now this fine piece of equipment
Awesome looking sprayer, this is another purchase I'd like to make as well for my little Johnny to use around the property
Cheaper to build a foam maker. There are several RUclips videos on how to do it. I made mine and it works great.
Tim can you lift the unit up higher when backing? I have a lot of uneven areas where the boom might hit also.
No. Sorry.
Given all the weight in the back would it make sense to remove the wheel weights?
Maybe when you have one boom folder, you should drive with the tractor nearest the obstruction, that would give you less movement back and forth along the edge since it is closer to the center of the tractor.
Now that is a sprayer. Do you have recommendations on season's end how to insure you get all liquid out of pump and lines? Seem like I have a line to replace every spring.
Use rv antifreeze or windshield washer fluid
CROP CARE sprayers made in Ephrata PA have pressurized sprayer tanks I have the 60 gallon bought new this year with electric pump, my choice great video
Great video Tim and yes the boom is big and we all break stuff if you say you don’t then your not working anyway keep it up
Enjoyed my new Isotunes yesterday, thank you! You handled the equipment well 😉
The low speed ap for your phone is called "Tractor Speed". Yes you are driving too fast and your bouncing is changing the spray pattern (narrow rows when boom is close to the ground and insufficient coverage when you are too high) and the swaying from side to side means you can't have consistent coverage and are missing spots. Height should be 18" if I remember correctly.
I wish it was in MPH but, I can adapt. Thanks for it!
@@robertbloomquistsr6351 The ap does do MPH. It's a setting.
Is this a Android app? I don't see it on IOS..
@@barelystablefarm7151 Yes, it's Android.
@@reno4819 Thank you
Are the jack stands retractable or are they fixed?
Fixed…at least on this revision.
@@TractorTimewithTim thanks. Really like the sprayer. May have to modify the stands though, they seem to be really low to the ground when in operation.
On a 1025r, yes.
It’s tricky with wider booms to gauge where to drive. There’s a lot to watch and pay attention to. Did I hear a “hint” about a guidance system?? 😉 Blessings.
How is it possible to run the pump and adjust the sprayer without sitting in the seat which enables the PTO to run on the 1025R tractor?
Good video. I have one of those less expensive sprayer and I too struggle to rinse it. 2 acres is not enough to justify the more expensive makes. So I'll suffer through because I'm cheap.
This one is available in 30 gallon size :-)
Have you used the 25 gallon John Deere sprayer? If so does it have the "professional" tips you were talking about in the video?
I'm not sure. I have used the 60 Gallon Deere PTO Sprayer. It has the nice tips.
thank you
my sprayer is home built and when i bought the tank i made a point to buy one that the pump feed was on the end and then on the frame fixed it where the tank would not slide and also set it where the pump feed was 3 inches lower on that end as for the drone you should check on that more if you fly under so many feet you should be ok
Specific contact by FAA.
@@TractorTimewithTim think you are dealing with a power hungery agent i have other people i watch here and have not heard them have trouble
Nope. Quite the opposite. The agent is a TTWT viewer who bought a 1025r for us. He helped to defer this for 3+ years. These are the rules. Anything commercial.
@@TractorTimewithTim Contact you buddy Stoney, he in violation.
What about color chemicals you can add to the spray tank so the spray marks the coverage on the grass?
They made a mess on my equipment when I used them.
You don’t look stupid! Accidents happen. I hate that you bent up your boom, but in turn that gave us subscribers some very helpful information. Seems like you have everything working again so… lesson learned. Keep up the good work.
Are there any 90° angles in the pipes? I'd like something with less angles.
What pipes?
@@TractorTimewithTim hoses sorry. From the tank to the nozzles. I'll look at the website. Just a quick query.
I don’t think so. I did not see any ‘tight turns’ or kinks in the hoses. Routing seemed pretty good to me.
Great video! I wouldn’t spend the extra money on the foam markers. Use a chemical dye in your mixture and you’ll have a light color 18 feet wide on the grass that you will see very well.
How does this compare to the 65 gallon sprayer you used last time? I really like it. Looking go buy sprayer this year
This one is less expensive.
Always enjoy your videos !
So, where do you apply to get a license to spray?
Not needed for one’s personal lawn.
Boom isolation would a helpful tool for roadsides, ponds, ditch banks, etc. Stay on the flat and let it overhang.
To reduce the foam fill the water 1st then add your chemicals then aggitate
Can you checkout their pressure washer kit? Like the idea of a pto pressure washer. Yea me less motor to keep up.
Yes, I will look into that.
good explaination of spraying and jets versus forward speed ,it's a hard concept to get through to people ,pity the pressure gague is poor in the range needed for spraying 20 t0 80 psi and definately that section control needs an upgrade to be switchable on the move . I suspect you may be thinking of satellite guidance for Johnny probably not full steering control but a screen with grid lines for you to follow ,I am looking forward to it being reviewed
I did away with my big boom and made a smaller boom and spray just over the width of my mower deck and mow and spray at the same time
Don't worry tim,I have knocked off quite a few tips on a 120ft sprayer. At least your mounts aren't $50 each x 10 plus 6 spray tips on each. (John Deere quick change tips)
Yea, those quick change tips are pretty fancy and complex.
Why are killing the BEES food source
I kill the weeds in my lawn. The bees can go to the neighbors yards to the left, right and across the road from me to get a great meal!😆
That is a very nice setup. There is always a bit of a learning curve. Just wondering about the guage on the sprayer, it had fluid in it. Is that normal? Is it measuring fluid flow or tank pressure?
Great video, really demonstrated a lot. Thanks!
It is oil in the gauge. To make it operate more consistently
Gague is measuring pump pressure to the jets so Tim can select the correct output ,have a look at the chart he explains it there near the beginning of the video
@@TractorTimewithTim Thanks
@@deutzmans1 Went back and reviewed, thanks.
The oil in the gauge keeps the needle from bouncing around frantically. It could also easily be switched out for lower max psi gauge which would likely have a finer reading throughout its range. When you have a set size gauge you can only fit so many lines on it before its hard to read. So bigger gauge or less marks.
What is the height of your 1025 with rops up? Wondering if it would fit in a residential garage without moving it up and down each time.
It will not fit in 7’ garage door.
Final comment, personally I wouldn't worry about the trans temp until at least 275-300 especially with synthetic oil.
Synthetic oil doesn't break down until almost 600.
I guess a few dandelions won't hurt. They'll look good in full bloom. You'll be feeding the insects and birds that eat them. Sooner or later you're gonna have to go green . A little love won't hurt.
Good morning.you can use the GPS on your phone to see how fast you are going
Be careful they ship it “winterized” but the antifreeze they use has no freeze protection. Shipped with mix match spray tip caps. That rear foot interferes with spray and just bending is not a fix, then all will have to be bent the same because the spray patterns overlap. I think this sprayer has potential but details need polishing.
They really need fold-able legs for sure. I can see easily how you can dig in, as your rear leg shows throughout the video. 👍
Great video Tim
Low range top speed is 4.1mph on the 1025 per Deere. 9.1 for high range
Great video, love the sprayer design
Great video, I have a fence line sprayer I'd love to show you some time I don't know how to send you pictures
For Android I use Ulysses Gizmo. It has a nice GPS Speedo.
For iPhone I use Speedometer. It’s also a nice GPS speedo tool.
surprised they didn't outfit it with a gauge that only goes up to 100 but shows more detail in the 20-60 psi range
Looks awesome, but I'm afraid of what the price would be and seriously would be in big trouble with the finance committee!! But really could use that setup. Have a great weekend!!
It isn’t bad for what you get.
I think I'd do all the ditches and edges, trees with both booms folded up and not use the booms ,full width, till I was in open area, then fly. But that's just me and I think ahead when using wide equipment. And with all my truck driving experience all over the United States with 53' trailers. Fun times!
Clover keeps your yard green....
nice sprayer....looking for something like this too
4.5mph is 6.6 feet per second, so a 500 foot run at 4.5mph should take about a minute and a quarter, or just about 400 feet per minute, with rounding errors. Assuming that you can (unlike me) drive in a straight line, you could measure your speed via a stopwatch and not have to worry about the lack of low speed accuracy of a GPS app, since the timer should be way more both accurate and precise than is necessary for this application :)
Did the different shape if the tank help this time with getting all chemical out just wondering and I think Uncle Tom uses that exact shape for his setup to mix chemicals and then pumps it to the sprayer
Yep. Definitely easier! Thanks Montana!
Maybe you can put in a package of Rite Dye from the grocery store and tint the grass that you cover to see the difference. A purple would show. Or like you say a foam marker.
I sure don't agree about the drone. You did such a great job with it. Love your videos. Have a great day.
And if you are doing what I think you are going too do, you can get a radar that should just plug and play that will read your ground speed. Combined with a electric pressure regulator you can really be setup for spraying.
Man would that be cool!
Your 3046R has a speedometer on it, might have helped here.
After pulling grass out from around my garlic this morning Matthew 13:38 sounds about right!
How about some pricing on the website
Too many detailed options. Call em.
Why do you want to remove the clover, is it because of the bees? Do you realize clover adds nitrogen to the yard or is it that you want a Kentucky Blue Grass yard and will sell the sod?
Informative but I never use herbicides or pesticides . I don't mind a few weeds in yard or pastures . Control mowing and or grazing livestock gives natural fertilizer for fields and garden . Always good to know though ... Thanks ... God Bless !!!
If you have a little chemical left in sprayer use a. shop vac. To completely empty
Clover is good ...
Hey Tim you are very multifaceted
Just wanted to let you know I’m waiting on my new 1025r and the dealer thought he sold it to me but the person that really sold it to me was tractor time with Tim
Congratulations!
@@TractorTimewithTim thanks
Low price? Was the price mentioned or did I miss it?
Website was mentioned :-)
The sprayer looks a little too big for 1025r maybe use the 2038r next time. Looks like a nice sprayer for sure.
Ah, I think it is fine on the 1025r.
How much it cost?
If I remember correctly, max speed in low on a 1025R is just over 4mph, which was the target speed on the chart.
Yea, that was my plan…but then i switched to high range for some reason!?!?
Speedometer in the App store is the 1 I use, the other 1 mentioned further down must be Android
I can see those parking feet getting bent or broken, especially the rear one. They need to make them retractable or removeable.
You still really should do a “manual calibration “ as you call it so can be sure your getting the right rate on. It’s especially important with any herbicides that have a residual effectiveness.
Ah, it isn’t rocket science. I knew I was driving faster than the chart specified speed for the pressure I chose.
I got a good kill on the dandelions. Not yet sure if I killed the clover. Burned it some, but not sure if dead.
I need that for combating all the dandelions in my field
You don’t look stupid at all. We all done stuff with our new toys that we wish we didn’t do!
"Tractor🚜 fire🚒 with Tim👴" so much stuff on that 🚜 jeez
If you have a hand held GPS it will show you your MPH down to the 10ths.