Hand Lance jet recommendation for maximum range.

steveR

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Mixed Farmer
I have a job spraying inside the Solar farm here, my first pass through is with the baby compact and a small sprayer with a twin X boom bar, for "throwing" the chemical under the panels 2-3m from the tips.

2nd pass to tidy up in late June is spot spraying with a hand lance, BUT, I have not been able to find a decent narrow fan jet, they will give some range to hit the target weeds as I drive by. The standard knapsack type jets are cone or a big wide fan, neither of which are much good.

I need a straight, coarse jet for reduction in drift and maximum range. Almost like a pressure washer tight jet....

I have tried online sites but with no joy.... Just wondered if anyone has a recommendation please.
 
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David.

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Mixed Farmer
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J11 M40
I'm certain someone makes one for zapping thistles, etc, drive-by style, from the quad... maybe Logic, or one of those type of firms.
 

steveR

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Mixed Farmer
These throw it couple metres wide and maybe 1.5m or more out from tip.
Might be worth a go .
Sadly, they are at 90 degrees to the lance, so no use. I need a jet, straight out from the lance. No use when on a vehicle, scooting past the weeds... :)
 

JD6920s

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Mixed Farmer
Location
Shropshire

zero

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Mixed Farmer
Location
Yorkshire coast
We have a maxithro nozzle on the quad sprayer. Spray comes out in a big triangle from just infront of my wellies to about 20' away at the other end. A bit of breeze and its got a better range into gorse and bracken. I did a quick google but couldn't find one of the same name but something called boomless atv nozzle came up which looked sort of similar.
 

texelburger

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Mixed Farmer
Location
Herefordshire
We have just purchased a North Star high flow ATV sprayer from spraytec.uk Not cheap but we need one for two reasons.Spot spraying like yourself and also spraying out grainstores with insecticide pre harvest where we need the power to reach up to the roof.
Have had cheap makes in the past but they just don't last.
 

Bury the Trash

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Mixed Farmer
weve got one like this, sends well out over, on the stream jet setting, uses a high volume on it mind, and is quite a forceful tool, good for a big older canopy not so much younger smaller plants. can target well though.

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had few yrs and cant remmebr whrer i got tho, couldve been nothern tool which dont excist here now of course :unsure:
 

Farmer Roy

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Arable Farmer
Location
NSW, Newstralya
weve got one like this, sends well out over, on the stream jet setting, uses a high volume on it mind, and is quite a forceful tool, good for a big older canopy not so much younger smaller plants. can target well though.

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had few yrs and cant remmebr whrer i got tho, couldve been nothern tool which dont excist here now of course :unsure:
Those Turbo 400 handguns ( that’s what it looks like in the pic anyway ) are pricy, but very good, especially if you are using a high volume / high pressure diaphragm pump
 

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