Hey, thanks everyone for the input. The wheels are turning now and you have provided me with some new ideas. I should have clarified a little on the tractor... I will be spraying with a 1971 JD 4320 with dual remotes and a closed-center system. Could I get more details on these combine valves? If I could mount something on the sprayer and cut down on hose hook-ups that would be great! Thanks for the surplus website too, those multipliers are way cheaper than the ones I priced! Any more detailed instructions would be great, I actually thought about an old backhoe pump and converting the hydraulic pump to a P.T.O powered pump...thought it would be too much trouble and I actually like the pump on the sprayer now. Sprayer is a Blumbhardt 750 if anyone else has one.
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