- Location
- Wiltshire
Finished yesterday, sprayer seems all ok at the moment. Did give it a proper wash to be sure
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Univoq / Iconiq drip stop issues?
- Thread starter PSQ
- Start date
Steevo
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- Location
- Gloucestershire
I can’t seem many people keen to use it next year.
Try to succeed
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Done 100ha. Numerous flow stop diaphragms now knackered. Rest of it being returned to sender. Hope no other damage elsewhere in the sprayer. Was washed out in the evening. Almost new sprayer.
You'd think a pretty basic test, to see the effect on application equipment etc.
I'm sure it will be reformulated for next year.
Glad I went old school Ascra.
- Location
- Wiltshire
So what is causing the damage? Is it very acidic or is there a different wetter doing it?
Will look at my cans and see when they were dated
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Will look at my cans and see when they were dated
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- Location
- East yorks
Local distributor was all ready running out of alternatives yesterday when i rang up to get a bit more fungicide for my spring wheat
. Don’t think he’ll want to help replace anything on the spray if it fails tho.fieldfarmer
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I've done a bit of it now, lots of drips if I'd seen this thread earlier I could have mixed up a bit of product in a jug and dropped a new rubber in it to see if it damaged it.
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Batch number on cans?
Try to succeed
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MAR22CE0 18
20/03/22
I stopped at first sign of trouble, but hoping I can find an alternative product now
- Location
- Bedfordshire
EDIT We have had a few more chemsaver diaphagms to change than normal.
Operator says that Univoq stinks of nail varnish remover!!
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Is Elatus Era a reasonable substitute?
- Location
- Wiltshire
Mine was all April 22, not noticed problems yet.
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Are you carrying on with it? I’m not risking it after first sign of trouble
farmerm
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- Location
- Shropshire
If it wrecks a contractors sprayer, who foots the bill?
- Location
- Oxfordshire
we have used this for T2 so I hope so
farmerm
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- Location
- Shropshire
For some choosing a reasonable substitute may depend if there is anything available! Just spoke to my agon he says he know of plenty of sprayers that have not had a problem with this material and another that is "fkd to the cost of 20 grand!" Apparently there is also a variety with a score of 9 for yellow rust that has yellow rust exploding in it....!
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Almost done before I had the email from supplier and the thread on here. Not worth the risk for future use though.
- Location
- Bedfordshire
Well it depends................
Revystar would be the best substitute or a high dose Ascra, or Elatus if a rusty variety
- Location
- Lincolnshire
Crispin.