cider_eater
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- Location
- north of Lands End
What is the best hand or back sprayer about 2 or 3 gallon just to keep around the yards tidy?
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Hand / Back sprayers
- Thread starter cider_eater
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- Location
- Ceredigion
Quad bike sprayer is not much more but to much better and safer
- Location
- Essex/Herts Border
What if they dont have a quad bike
In answer to the OP we have a Berthoud knapsack sprayer. Its comfy and well made so I would recommend.
cider_eater
Member
- Location
- north of Lands End
Thanks for that
I never heard of them before sounds good though.
I never heard of them before sounds good though.
- Location
- Essex/Herts Border
Berthoud Vermorel 2000 Pro Comfort 16 Ltr Knapsack Sprayer 18102022
Berthoud 16 Ltr Vermorel 2000 Pro Comfort Sprayer
www.agratech.co.uk
- Location
- Scottish Highlands
What if they dont have a quad bike
In answer to the OP we have a Berthoud knapsack sprayer. Its comfy and well made so I would recommend.
I use mine in the boot of the car, powered from the 12V socket. It cost less than the Berthoud above.
- Location
- Essex/Herts Border
Handy round the yard, not so ideal if you want to wander somewhere a car can't go, we also have a quad bike mounted sprayer and lance but the knapsack is still handy for round the yard.
cider_eater
Member
- Location
- north of Lands End
I think I'll think it over at the moment
thanks a lot cheers.
thanks a lot cheers.
- Location
- Scottish Highlands
I keep one of these for the few parts I can't get to with the mounted system.
Draper Pressure Spraygun 2L£6.98Toolstation(71)For most items:30-day return policy
choochter
Member
- Location
- aberdeenshire
that would be handy to keep in the tractor to zap the odd bramble
M-J-G
Member
I've got a Cooper Pegler CP3 which has been very good. Not the cheapest but worth every penny.
We've got a sprayer for the bike which is fine for fence lines, large areas or laneways.
But for spot spraying or smaller more confined areas the knapsack is much quicker.
We've got a sprayer for the bike which is fine for fence lines, large areas or laneways.
But for spot spraying or smaller more confined areas the knapsack is much quicker.
- Location
- Ceredigion
Ride on lawnmower. Wheel Barrow with a battery .What if they dont have a quad bike
In answer to the OP we have a Berthoud knapsack sprayer. Its comfy and well made so I would recommend.
Those knapsack sprayer is shite in comparison, you have to have a 12 volt one to realise how good they are , and they are not expensive
- Location
- Essex/Herts Border
OP might not have a ride on but likely will have a wheelbarrow, That said i would rather a knapsack on my back with good shoulder and waist straps then pushing a sodding wheelbarrow about with a battery in and stopping to spray stuff. Nothing to difficult about a few pumps a minute with your arm to keep the pressure up.
just get a cheap one.
do you ever go up Watchet way? Dave of Agritrac will have something in the shop at Williton
just remember not to put disinfectant through it
beggars the seals /orings
- Location
- Ceredigion
I've got 60 ft of pipe on mine . You hardly move
- Location
- Essex/Herts Border
Each to there own, ill stick to my knapsack where I need a knapsack and leave my quad bike sprayer on the quad bike. Knapsacks quick and easy to chuck in the back of the truck if you need it somewhere else.
Not if you don’t have the quad bike it isn’t
Got a Berthoud same as @Shutesy.
Nice broad padded straps on it. Very nice to use and been trouble free in the 5 years I’ve had it so far.
solo
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- Location
- worcestershire
If you don’t want to lug large quantities of liquid about have a look at the herbi made by micron sprayers in Bromyard.