Posted by fixerupper on May 14, 2015 at 11:29:37 from (100.42.82.100):
In Reply to: Sprayer set up posted by picassomcp on May 13, 2015 at 17:35:13:
I gave up on roller pumps long ago. A belt driven Ace PTO centrifugal pump will give you all the pressure and volume you need plus some. Costs more than a roller but abrasive herbicides wont wear it nearly as bad and it will last longer than a roller pump. You will want to replumb to put in a bypass valve in place of the relief valve it might have on it now. I used to pull a 400 gallon sprayer with a 30 foot boom with an SC Case. Put many,many acres through it. I did have to stay away from softer wet spots. Pulling a stuck tractor out of the mud backwards with a full sprayer attached is near impossible without the sprayer jacknifing. On my sprayer i mounted the Ace pump on the sprayer and ran a PTO shaft to it but you could put the pump straight on the tractor PTO and run your hoses to it if you want. It's just personal preference.
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