Question: I recently purchased a Goliath flood pumper, along with a Pumptec Water Otter. I am quite pleased with there performance, save the problem caused by not having a solution tank i.e. having to spray my solution down with a sprayer. It is this one draw back more than any other that I wish to some how remedy. Please ell me if you have any possible solutions or suggestions, such as possible alternatives to traditional pump sprayers.
Thank you for your time,
Vincent
Answer: The water otter can be used to suck out of a bucket, a bath tub, or fresh water toilet tank. It does not perform as well but it will do it.
Most of our customer prespray with the injection sprayer AS08 hooked to your pressure pump.
I would recommend a separate jug for each chemical you like to spray.
These injection sprayers are designed to work at 400 psi but can be used from 60 to 600 psi.
These sprayers can meter your solutions at either 1 to 4 or 1 to 8 dilution ratio.
You can even hook this sprayer to building pressure at 65 psi. but at the lower pressure you are supposed to set the injection spray to spray at 1 to 4 by removing the yellow metering tip.
Thank you for your time,
Vincent
Answer: The water otter can be used to suck out of a bucket, a bath tub, or fresh water toilet tank. It does not perform as well but it will do it.
Most of our customer prespray with the injection sprayer AS08 hooked to your pressure pump.
I would recommend a separate jug for each chemical you like to spray.
These injection sprayers are designed to work at 400 psi but can be used from 60 to 600 psi.
These sprayers can meter your solutions at either 1 to 4 or 1 to 8 dilution ratio.
You can even hook this sprayer to building pressure at 65 psi. but at the lower pressure you are supposed to set the injection spray to spray at 1 to 4 by removing the yellow metering tip.
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