I got a 15 gallon pull type sprayer with the same pump and regulator. use it mostly to keep weeds out of my lawn and waterways on the farm. recently started using it in my attack on fire ants. works good. been told not to leave water in the pump over the winter. been good about that for 5 years now. the fan tip nozzles are cheap so get the ones that work best for you. I am confused about this process. you cut hay with a high moisture content and you can spray a liquid on it to dry it down? how does this work. maybe a video would be a more efficient explanation than typing in a paragraph attempting to explain to those of us who know nothing about a hay operation. thanks for making this video. yep we got the reduced temps and humidity on Saturday too.
Nice setup l like that. I have been thinking of doing something like that on my round baler.
I got a 15 gallon pull type sprayer with the same pump and regulator. use it mostly to keep weeds out of my lawn and waterways on the farm. recently started using it in my attack on fire ants. works good. been told not to leave water in the pump over the winter. been good about that for 5 years now. the fan tip nozzles are cheap so get the ones that work best for you. I am confused about this process. you cut hay with a high moisture content and you can spray a liquid on it to dry it down? how does this work. maybe a video would be a more efficient explanation than typing in a paragraph attempting to explain to those of us who know nothing about a hay operation. thanks for making this video. yep we got the reduced temps and humidity on Saturday too.