A few years ago I built a carryall that was easily detachable so I could drop off my tools and still use my tractor for other things. http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/108680-carryall-twist.html I've since made some changes to it, added feet and removed the wench since I never needed it. I also added a couple other "jobs" for the base frame. Here's the carryall as it was planned:
4 in 1, carryall, sprayer, forks & counterweight
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Second use was for a Counterweight, I had planned on mounting a draw bar in the 55 gallon drum but found that I could just strap it onto the base frame. One less implement to change out. I do have to set it down on something so it's easier to get the "forks" under it.
I also used it as the base for my sprayer. The tank is mounted on boards and the boom is on different boards that fit nicely on the forks. I don't use it that much and doesn't take much time to put it together.
I can also pickup pallets, I have a water tank that I have mounted on a pallet so I can move it around.
I also used it as the base for my sprayer. The tank is mounted on boards and the boom is on different boards that fit nicely on the forks. I don't use it that much and doesn't take much time to put it together.
I can also pickup pallets, I have a water tank that I have mounted on a pallet so I can move it around.
roman
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Hey Teg, Nice job, it looks useful and simple. What do you spray?
Mostly Roundup for the driveway but I'm interested in converting fescue to warm season grasses... I don't want to be locked into the Wildlife Habitat Incentives Program but might copy much of what they are trying to do.
dieselscout80
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Nice sprayer do you have a build thread for your sprayer?
About how much do you have in it?
Actually, I just re-did it last year. The cost was a lot of luck and spare parts. The original unit was an air mist blower, which would have been nice to rebuild but I thought at the time it was junk. The pump was shot and I couldn't get if off the shaft so I removed the whole blower unit and used an electric pump to power the big boom, although I only used the middle 4 nozzles.
A couple of years ago, I didn't get all the water out of the pump, it froze and broke. The old green frame was over sized for the 15 gallon tank so I rigged up what you see with the PTO pump. I don't remember what I paid for the pump... pretty sure I tried to forget it as fast as I could.
Sprayers are pretty simple: tank, pump, regulator, boom and hoses to connect everything up. They do cost a bunch for the parts...
I like to use "SEVIN" to treat the yard (@ 1 Acre) to kill Fleas, Ticks etc for the Dogs +. I'm wondering if I could mix with water (since it is activated with rain) and run it thru my spray rig similar to one shown? Or any other sugestions for a different product to spray for the same reasons. Thanks Ed H
Don't know... what I found on the web didn't sound like it could. Another thing I read was Sevin Dust breaks down in water. They make formulation that you can mix with water, Sevin SL.
Q: Can the Sevin Dust be mixed with water?
A: Sevin dust formulation is not intended to be mixed with water. It should only be used dry.
Q: Can the Sevin Dust be mixed with water?
A: Sevin dust formulation is not intended to be mixed with water. It should only be used dry.
