When is it necessary to buy a tool like the turf ex ? The back sprayer seems to be as good to do the job ? I have 25000 Sq Ft so i'm wondering which i have to buy. Thanks for your reply.
Using the backpack sprayer is great and as long as you keep your walking in straight lines to assure good coverage you can use it on any amount of space. But if you are doing this work a lot it can be difficult to get good even coverage with a backpack sprayer on larger areas, over 10sq ft Short answer is both will work but the Turfex does it easier for big spaces.
I should have listened to you a few weeks ago instead of trying to save a nickel. The P.O.S. Ryobi battery sprayer I bought to spray Tenacity died after just 3 uses. Now I've lost time. I'm following your link and buying the Sprayers plus back pack. Most of the videos I've looked at like that sprayer.
I bought the Jacto PJB-8c shoulder sprayer and it only came with a cone nozzle, not the fan nozzle that you have shown here. Do you know the flow rate (GPM) that your fan nozzle has or a link as to where to buy it?
I originally started with a 24" snowblower, wasn't that great but I did it for 2 years. Progressed over time, this is where I am at now: ruclips.net/video/lLp8Tk9NrfM/видео.html
Chapin 20v - available and affordable to few times a season hands-on yard workers. does what it does well. Runs on B&D battery so nothing proprietary there.
It's a great sprayer. You can buy the non-stainless version on sale for around $700 the stainless is higher but not needed for most residential use. Functionally they are identically.
Representative where I bought my 4 gallon backpack pump sprayer told me to stay away from battery sprayers if I’m only using it a couple of times per season. Saved a ton of money and purchased an excellent backpack sprayer:
That's really true of any sprayer. If you always empty it at the end of each use you can leave it idle for a week or a year without issues. It sounds like you got yourself a nice unit but remember that a battery powered unit has other benefits that some will choose in their situation as described in the video.
@@briangallant5973 It is a good solid unit. Just make sure the prefilter is in place since if it gets clogged it is a pain to unclog but it works very well and is commercial built which makes it nice.
I know it's a long shot, but could you possibly take the time to review the Groundwork 18v backpack sprayer from Tractor Supply Co.? I bought one at the end of last year on clearance for $69.99. That thing has been awesome. The most comfortable and padded sprayer on the market, from what I can tell. Thick, padded bolsters in between the plastic tank and your back. Beautifully padded, lovely straps and the tank itself is ergonomically designed. I love it to pieces.
Nice but out of price range. I got a 20v chapin at Walmart a few weeks ago and its it's leaking, will return. The end of last season I got a bargain a 4 gallon chapin pump backpack one for $15, I got 2.
been waiting on a battery sprayer.overpriced with too many leaks.i saw i believe a scotts and i think field king 2gallon battery sprayers for 80$ on Amazon a month ago wich is reasonable.dont mind paying for quality equipment but to early in stages of development.im hoping ego comes out with one as they seem to lead the battery platform.thank you for videos
Thank you very much.I think there are going to be a lot more of these coming out for under $100 now that many people are interested in doing more lawn care themselves.
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My yard is less than a 1000sq ft, what good sprayer do I need for under $50?
I'm gonna pick up the turfex walk behind. What's the two nozzles it comes with? Again my yard looks so good thanks to you.
I dont remember the sizes but ones a wide spray and ones narrow.
Good content as usual!
When is it necessary to buy a tool like the turf ex ? The back sprayer seems to be as good to do the job ? I have 25000 Sq Ft so i'm wondering which i have to buy. Thanks for your reply.
Using the backpack sprayer is great and as long as you keep your walking in straight lines to assure good coverage you can use it on any amount of space. But if you are doing this work a lot it can be difficult to get good even coverage with a backpack sprayer on larger areas, over 10sq ft Short answer is both will work but the Turfex does it easier for big spaces.
I should have listened to you a few weeks ago instead of trying to save a nickel. The P.O.S. Ryobi battery sprayer I bought to spray Tenacity died after just 3 uses. Now I've lost time. I'm following your link and buying the Sprayers plus back pack. Most of the videos I've looked at like that sprayer.
Fantastic review thanks for sharing 👍👍👍
Thank you so much
the first one is the only one I need yet the broken parts blocks me
I bought the Jacto PJB-8c shoulder sprayer and it only came with a cone nozzle, not the fan nozzle that you have shown here. Do you know the flow rate (GPM) that your fan nozzle has or a link as to where to buy it?
How do you clear your long driveway in winter?
I originally started with a 24" snowblower, wasn't that great but I did it for 2 years. Progressed over time, this is where I am at now: ruclips.net/video/lLp8Tk9NrfM/видео.html
Chapin 20v - available and affordable to few times a season hands-on yard workers. does what it does well. Runs on B&D battery so nothing proprietary there.
Please review the scotts lithium ion garden sprayer
can you do a review of a milwaukee backpack sprayer plz
Good video. I like the turfex, how much is it going for?
It's a great sprayer. You can buy the non-stainless version on sale for around $700 the stainless is higher but not needed for most residential use. Functionally they are identically.
Representative where I bought my 4 gallon backpack pump sprayer told me to stay away from battery sprayers if I’m only using it a couple of times per season.
Saved a ton of money and purchased an excellent backpack sprayer:
That's really true of any sprayer. If you always empty it at the end of each use you can leave it idle for a week or a year without issues. It sounds like you got yourself a nice unit but remember that a battery powered unit has other benefits that some will choose in their situation as described in the video.
Which backpack sprayer did you get?
Great review!
Thanks!
Did you like the Turf ex TL 80 SS? My 10,000 sq. Ft. Lawn would be easier with that if it wasn’t too hard to handle?
@@briangallant5973 It is a good solid unit. Just make sure the prefilter is in place since if it gets clogged it is a pain to unclog but it works very well and is commercial built which makes it nice.
Silver Cymbal Thanks the reply and the advice!
thanks I hope you can list the battery type and psi
The battery is Lithium IO and PSI for the Jacto is 60 PSI
I know it's a long shot, but could you possibly take the time to review the Groundwork 18v backpack sprayer from Tractor Supply Co.? I bought one at the end of last year on clearance for $69.99.
That thing has been awesome. The most comfortable and padded sprayer on the market, from what I can tell.
Thick, padded bolsters in between the plastic tank and your back. Beautifully padded, lovely straps and the tank itself is ergonomically designed. I love it to pieces.
Sounds very interesting. I am always looking for value priced tools and this sounds worth looking at. I will see what I can do. Thanks for the tip.
Thanks for this review. No we want review of your kubota 😍
Thank you, that's a good idea. I will see what I can do to get one posted for you. Thanks for watching.
Good video
Great info as always.
Thank you, I appreciate that.
Plastic is not super thick at the crucial parts of the first sprayer and keep in mind that HF sells a 4 gal backpack for $20 - shorturl.at/aqs03
Video title was misleading! These weren’t the “best” but “failures and worst”.
I didn’t even know battery operated sprayers existed lol
Those crickets are loud !
Ya those are not crickets.....
Nice but out of price range. I got a 20v chapin at Walmart a few weeks ago and its it's leaking, will return. The end of last season I got a bargain a 4 gallon chapin pump backpack one for $15, I got 2.
Thank you, at least you know that they ALL seem to have issues at times, no matter what the price.
Cicadas are deafening.
been waiting on a battery sprayer.overpriced with too many leaks.i saw i believe a scotts and i think field king 2gallon battery sprayers for 80$ on Amazon a month ago wich is reasonable.dont mind paying for quality equipment but to early in stages of development.im hoping ego comes out with one as they seem to lead the battery platform.thank you for videos
Thank you very much.I think there are going to be a lot more of these coming out for under $100 now that many people are interested in doing more lawn care themselves.
haha that is not shipping damage. That is a defective product....weak point of that sprayer.
The replacement has been perfect for an entire season. They have sold a lot of these. Very nice units.
I' ll pass on the sprayer. BROKE TO EASY
Alot of full on potato
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