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With a hydro trans you have infinite speeds, with gear drive, you don’t, so going to large would then be an issue.

Those arent loader arms, they are the the self leveling links.

We have a funeral Saturday too. Condolences sir.

I’d look into the Kunz Engineering mowers. They are better quality throughout. Also, when I’ve needed assistance, I call and talk to the guy who designed it and owns the company. 10 ga deck. 1/4” thick top plate. 27HP. Almost 600 pounds of mower.

I can get 10-15% better mileage by slowing down 5mph. Why don't they try that?

I’ve shopped them all, settled on Kunz Engineering mower. I don’t think you can duplicate the quality and heft. 27hp and 57” cut

Maybe contact a dealer?

When I was a kid on the farm, I broke a lot of things too... Because I didn't know how to properly operate some of the equipment

I was supposed to be. Operating a flight to and from JAX. Thankfully we cancelled. Indiana Disaster Relief is already on the schedule to head down for two weeks to help in the recovery.

Once you reinforce those, I'd worry about bending loader cylinders... Back dragging with a loader is a little like using a screwdriver as a pry bar. Right now your leveling arms are giving first... If they don't, what will?

Maybe that would be preferable, and I run the softener as water/salt efficient as I possibly can. I have it tweaked right out. We plan to build again in 5 years, so maybe not a concern here, but in the future home. I do wish they would have thought of a dry well or something of that nature...

I will say... Our softener dumps into our septic, which seemed to have caused real issues with our effluent filter clogging really routinely. After scheduling one regen per month, it's been a world of difference. We used to also use septic treatments to introduce good bacteria... But that...

Well, the buckwheat is about 2' tall and blooming! So, about three weeks after tilling in the first crop, the volunteer crop is up and making nectar. The goal was to get a bloom through September, and I think that will happen! This crop has had higher heat, and the color of the plant is a...

And were they not moving manufacturing of tractors in-house, and a2ay from Daedong?

Awesome time with no regen

34% is still natural gas. A fossil fuel. 20% is nuclear. Renewables are a tiny fraction of energy production. I'm all for nuclear. I am. But are the leftists?

To be fair, there is a wide gap in quality of builders... To fit a variety of budgets. I'm not sure what level of builder our friends chose. I am intrigued by the modular concept. I like the idea of a factory built, in controlled conditions, frame. I think we are leaning toward a...

They were a good investment 5-7 years ago... Because of Bidenflation, they are worth as much as they were new.

This got me thinking about the cost of mowers today... Just checked. My 2018 Hustler 72" X-One is worth what I paid for it five years ago! About $9k. Damn thing is about $14k new today. Ain't no depreciation with inflation!

Electric rates have almost doubled here in 2 years... And they are petitioning to raise them again. This cheap energy, is oddly getting more costly as people move to it

So sorry, prayers. My wife is in the process of losing her two, 100 yr old grandmothers. One was admitted to the hospital yetserday, the other is in a nursing home facing what will likely be her last night with us. We try to hold on so dearly to those we love. This world, as good as it can...

The standard L series Kubotas are very stripped down units… the standard Korean import has so much more to offr

I guess I don't see Mahindra as a brand that advertises a lot in order to sway public perception. Other brands of green and orange, yes. That's been my personal experience. To be honest, the tractor I wanted from Mahindra, that compared to my Branson/TYM, was much more costly from Mahindra

My TYM dealer said they did not come with block heaters. They installed one for me, pre sale, for free. It is on the left side of the motor, same motor as your tractor. The pigtail is removable, so it's not always attached to the tractor. I keep mine on the shelf in the barn. Probably won't...

I did years of loader work with a geared IH574… and I can tell you I much prefer a hydro with pedals. If I had the choice for loader work, I’d personally choose a hydro

Sometimes this is how repairs go… start at the most obvious, and then keep spending money!

5 years for a hobbyist is 250 hours. Or maybe 5 regens.

Wow. Keep updating please!

If you are running a PTO implement, you'll have to run PTO speed regardless. I assume it doesn't have 540E PTO like some tractors do, so you can actually get 540 PTO while at a much lower engine RPM? I can run 540E on my tractor, use less fuel, and have plenty of hp... But without it, I still...

That's an outlier

I see it like this... My new car gets a dent while being delivered to the dealer, and my new car now needs body work to fix it before I ever take possession. Or, through normal use the car sustains a dent that needs repair. I see the latter as more acceptable. It calls into question, what...

Settling is one thing. Damage from transport on top of that is just additional repair

One aspect I truly dislike about modulars, is that after they arrive, they are busy repairing drywall cracks from transport. Our good friends just had one assembled this summer... And I cringed when they said the first week the builder was out repairing a the cracked walls. 🙄

Don't need a TV... There is a lot of life to live and valuable things to do

Welcome aboard! I broadcast the seed with a large tow behind spreader and then cultipacked it in. https://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/threads/planting-growing-buckwheat.462323/

4820 is the same as the 5520… except for the turbo. So, TYM would have those parts. For the DPF, you can look for “Branson Diagnostic Muffler”…

I run 10psi rear and 8 in front on my 1300 pound Hustler. Mainly for traction. And ride quality

Sprayed Quinclorac for a coworker today. Neighborhood lawns suck. Wide open spaces are where this boom shines.

We are so remote, you can't find much of anything in less than 35 miles 😂 But in that range we have a couple Kubota, MF, LS, Mahindra, TYM, NH and JD.

Why does it have to be new?

Bidenomics says no.

Pretty sure in the EPA ruling, they themselves stated that tractors ARE motor vehicles

Well, not for that price...

In that range, with those capacities, new… TYM

I have three TYM dealers all within 45 mins

Wow, thats wild… how rain amounts can affect areas differently. 3” in a day here wouldn’t make anyone bat an eye.

Sounds like a bad ignition switch...

But, GREEN PAINT

At one time we used retreads on the jet. Then we had them peeling apart on takeoff and one was ingested into an engine. Now we buy new 😂

True... I at least test drove a few prior to buying. I know a lot of folks who don't even do that.

Thanks. It took me months to design it, the Amish did a helluva job. Erected the building and poured the concrete floors/approach in 10 days flat

Nope. I hit it with quinclorac when I do the lawn there

End of year church youth group party! 80 in attendance. Some of the kids even got turns on the tractor.

And I could do it all again in cash, twice again, this year. Still no desire to buy a JD or Kubota. But I can say, it is great that people who cannot spend $50k on a utility tractor, can buy one for a fraction do their own work. I'd take the Branson or TYM for the simplicity of the power...

I could have paid cash for a new Kubota, like I paid cash for a new 60x40 shop and tractor. However, after two years of exhaustive research I settled on a Branson 4820 for less than a 4701, with a lot more options and capacity. Same reason I built with Graber Post and not Morton.

So, all you have to do is charge the most for a product, and that will convince some its the best.

2007 Saturn Vue 24mpg 2016 HONDA CRV AWD 31mpg 2014 Yamaha FZ09 50mpg 2019 Yamaha R3 70mpg

Those prices have been stable since last year… I shopped weekly for two years, so I’m very familiar. These are not price reductions.

My Branson has PTO neutral so I can rotate it by hand, do you have that option?

I can buy a cabbed 474 with loader here for about $33k... And we don't have large high volume dealers either

When I drive our 2016 CRV, I obtain about 35mpg. When the wife drives, it's around 30mpg. The difference is 10mph. The car is far more efficient at low speed than high. I love leaving my last trip MPG on the screen for her to see when she gets in to drive 😂

You are always better off selling it outright. Last year dealers were telling me they were not looking to take trades, because trade values were too high, and they feared the market would correct, and they would be left holding the bag. That could be an issue today

I didn’t even have a no loader option

There should be a linkage from the pedal to the throttle linkage.... I'd start there to see if it's disconnected at the pedal or motor. If it's built like my Branson with linked pedal anyhow

Bransons just do the same job, for $10k to $20k less. And, I have all of the fancy options like auto throttle, cruise, telescoping 3pt, and stout lift capacities. Also, much prefer their regen system.

Congrats on that sale. Also, agree with the desire to leave government out of my personal finances. They don't give a **** what I think of their finances, so they have no business in mine

Isn't this the average of the automakers line of vehicles? This is perhaps why they are offering EVs... To offset these regs. Not even sure people even have to buy them in numbers to satisfy the government. However, building cars people don't buy, will be a disaster

Hell most of the cars I BUY have 90K miles. Modern autos should be very reliable for 200k. If... If you maintain them

Thanks, it keeps me busy... It's 8 acres of manucured lawn, fields and apairy

I wear hearing protection on the tractor, so speakers would be moot. I remember chopping forage with the old German diesel 826, with the radio blaring in my face as a kid. Today I use ANR and listen to music when working. If I really want to hear the machine, I'll switch the earbuds to...

Shoot, last week I put in about 2 hours tilling in my buckwheat stand to grow a second crop from the seeds it produced

I guess I can drag my generator to the woods, and plug in my charger and charge batteries as I cut.

Well, hell. I spent a couple hours slowly churning the buckwheat back into the soil one week ago. So, a couple gallons of diesel... Look at this volunteer stand!

I'm my experience, the lower voltage saws, have progressively lower speed. Design or not, that's just a fact. 40v were slower than 60v and the 80v is by far the fastest of the electric saws I've used. The 40v saws I've used you can almost see the teeth moving 😂

In my experience, those are dealer installed. The kits will ship with it, they will install it at the dealer.

Also, money is drying up… earnings are coming in lower than expected and companies are slowing production so they don’t get out over their skis. This week has been rough in the markets… reality is setting in

Its 80v. Which I do like, because it has great chain speed

The battery powered saws do suffer with regard to weight. And the battery I have is the smallest. I'd like the 4ah, but don't want the weight. I'd rather carry my spare 2ah.

$250 for the $250 for the saw, battery and charger. That's the 2ah battery. My gasser is an Echo CS400

14.6 pounds as verified on my scale

The wife helped me get some of the property in shape today.

I ran it at about 2000rpm. I'm not thinking I'll see a regen this year. At 85F and running a tiller, I think the DPF was plenty hot.

Tilled in 4 days ago and it's sprouting up all over the place again! Yes!

Well, I spent 45 minutes cutting up a downed tree this evening with the GreenWorks Pro 80v with the little 2ah battery. Thoroughly impressed. It died at 45 minutes, and that's all I can really ask for. It is 90% the speed of my gasser and between cuts I can easily speak to the other folks...

I’d like to purchase one next year. I have an IronCraft tiller and it has been great… very heavy duty, and it’s the medium duty model

Yes, and the TYM tractors didnt have this option. I can see using it with a flail mower too. Again, while breaking ground it wasn’t really possible. But now, it’s easy to run along in 540E and sip diesel

Seed/soil contact to grow a second crop. Not sure if I'd get good germination by just mowing

The buckwheat you can see germinated well!

Used it while planting, and now to knock down the stand so I could till it in.

Finally got to use 540E while tilling this week. So awesome! All the tiller RPM, a lot less noise and a little less fuel.

I just put a couple more hours on her. Tilled in an acre of buckwheat that had gone to seed, just before some rains. This past spring that ground tilled so hard, virgin ground. This time, I ran it in 540E and the tractor just hummed along! So glad I bought a tractor with 540E… easier on the...

It blossomed 5 weeks ago, it had a lot of seed on it. Tilled a couple inches deep. The seed from the Amish was about $1/pound... I planted 100 pounds. If I get two blooms, I'll be happy!

I’ve had the blower and trimmer for years and never had an issue. The original battery I have not seem any noticeable degradation. Actually last night I ran the blower for 20 minutes non stop, cleaning up the tractor, and it was still going strong. The blower uses a lot of energy too. The...

It's only the 2ah. But the 80v makes it rip!

I didnt get any today... Though I should have. Just rolled over 16 hours on it today. I'll probably get a few more before winter, probably just shy of 20 for the year.

Just got this today... Wow. 90% like cutting with gas. I'm really impressed! Downside, it's 5 pounds heavier than my Echo CS400 18" bar. That's pretty insane. But, it cuts like hell.

Tilled in the buckwheat today. Actually ran it in 540E and it worked the top couple inches very well.

Crimped it over and rolled it in today. Let’s see if it grows again?

Flattened the buckwheat today and tilled it back in, then cultipacked again. Let's see if we have growth in a week

Already have the 48hp TYM... But I like the ground prep and seeding tools for the Ventrac, and mower capabilities. Some places I dont want to drive a 5000 pound tractor

It would be 10-20 acres

Didn't notice that one when I looked yesterday

Honestly that little Ventrac would be nice with the tiller, cultivator, seeder and large mower deck for our future property. It just seems a little low on HP. 25hp diesel? Only other option is gas to get above 30hp? I mean my trail mower has more HP

All true… but the tractor is the only collateral. The buyer can absolutely decide to default. The tractor is then auctioned, and the buyer responsible for the difference. Kubota is left holding the bag until this all plays out.

Just bought my FIL a 60v Greenworks Pro 16" saw. Would have preferred the 80v, but he already has the 60v trimmer, battery and charger. I'll get to try it out next week. I'm eyeing the 80v myself since I have the 80v tools. Most of my work doesn't require my 40cc Echo

Interesting takes. Truly, Kubota owns the tractor, because of the lein. If there is no insurance, they are really on the hook for how it gets repaired since they have all of the risk in the situation. Insurance transfers risk from the lein holder and purchaser to a third party. Now, that...

Based on this, no

We have never fed sugar. The buckwheat crop was planted to fill the void in the summer nectar flow July-August. With any luck we will get another crop of buckwheat blooming mid September-October for the final push for winter.

The Yanmar is an ECM controlled engine, common rail. The Kukje is mechanical injection, non ECM controlled, so no random error codes limping the tractor

Well, they could not check bolts and go through pre delivery… then you could come back in a month lamenting how there are all these quality issues?

It was about a week for my TYM

7 weeks since planting. Id say it grew well, considering the month of no rain after it was broadcast. It's a full 4' tall in most areas! They say an acre will produce at least 800 pounds of seed. It only took 100 to plant it. I'm considering an old International 80 combine to harvest the...

That looks great! I love the old Farmalls, I grew up on those. Finally crushed and filtered the comb from the cutout this week through a 400 micron filter… but it’s still too murky. Sending it through a 200 micron this weekend. The buckwheat has been insane. It’s in its third week of bloom...

I could just follow the thief with my hazards on so they don’t get rear ended 😂

It's that or being a family that accepted bribes from foreign countries while in office. 😁 I'll take bankruptcy

When I broke this ground open, I had to travel at about 1mph with 540. Now that it's tilled 6" deep, I suspect I could use 540E. I won't know til fall.

Well, in our ground, it took all it had to run a 72” tiller. No way I’d attempt it in 540E. Maybe a flail mower

My 4820 PTO is a one step process. A switch on the fender... Electric. It has a manual shift I don’t think the PTO is a three step process. There is a manual lever for normal, neutral and economy PTO. You really never need to move it. There is a Yellow switch to engage the PTO, and a...

No.

The new TYMs are supposed to be going to all red wheels too, that’s one thing TYM adopted from Branson. My Branson has the charcoal grey frame, steps etc. My hydraulic top link actually matched well!

Over the past 12 months I too have been working on my relationship with Christ and it has paid real dividends. Without an eternal purpose, what is life? A vapor. It has no lasting purpose

See a functional doctor. Have them check all of your blood levels and hormone levels. I recently did, got on testosterone replacement, and I feel a lot better. Just an idea

But... Tractors are selling like crazy in some remote town in some state. 😂

It would be a feat to get it out of a locked barn with no keys... At my house. But possible.

As I recall some JD smaller units have aluminum housings

I mean, I’m not totally against not insuring it. My liability would be anything currently exceeding $16700. That’s tied to my homeowners policy. I could reduce the liability by increasing my personal property coverage. The tractor is paid in full, so this is just for personal risk management

6 weeks in the ground, blooming for two, it’s still growing! Now it’s chest high! I’m really amazed considering the first four weeks we had almost no rain. This stuff just wants to grow

Always get more $$ selling outright anyhow.

Our homeowners will cover it, but only to $16,700. I have $167,000 in personal property insurance, but only 10% can be applied to an individual item, max.

I have auto throttle and cruise. I don’t use auto throttle when I’m looking for PTO RPM. I set the throttle, then use cruise for speed control. Using AT when using PTO implements isn’t really what it’s made for

Hey, so with people lighting their tractors on fire this summer, it crossed my mind to see if I was insured. Homeowners covers up to $16,700 per SINGLE item.(personal property) Tractor is worth $35k. Ok, so I'm going to explore tractor insurance. It stays in a locked barn on my personal...

I don't see how a wiring fire burns this hot, or spreads to other components like that. That looks like there was something really flammable in that compartment

Had some local homeschool kids over today to teach them about bees, beekeeping and how to harvest honey. I have about 40 pounds tied up in comb I needed to crush, so I gave them all potato mashers and let them liquify the stuff. Now begins the long process of straining and filtering it...

Most engine compartments catch fire because of flammable debris sitting on hot parts. That’s the most logical conclusion

I mean, if you are looking to buy 75HP or less, just buy a TYM. Same tractor, more dealers from what I can see.

Yes, up to and including 75HP

Now days a 9500w inverter is only $2700. Sadly my well pump uses 7500w on startup

Looks like the Generac 18kw LP units only use 1.7 gal of LP per hour at 50% load... So if we have a standby 500 gal tank we will be all set for a power outage and be able to run the house.

Used prices skyrocketed when the supply of new tractors dried up. That was supply/demand. Still, I challenge anyone to post up ACTUAL MSRPs that decline. I wont hold my breath

It's a cash purchase. We do all of our land/real estate in cash only.

Retire at 51. 5 more years. Move to KY where we have family. We are there every month. The plan is a bigger apiary, a few cattle, grow some hay. So we are looking for 20+ acres to buy now, make improvements for a few years, then move down and finish it up.

Yeah, I usually grab fuel as needed... I use the tractor mainly for getting fields ready to seed in the spring, and tilled under in the fall. We are looking at building another new property in KY, which will be 20-50 acres, and we are on 8 acres now. I'll be going through a lot more fuel...

Our new home will be built with standby power ready to go. Our power outages are few, but when you are spending $600k already, what's the difference

It will serve you well. Be sure to post up photos when it arrives

I had the dealer install a block heater too, though probably not necessary in the barn… they did so for free.

72” tiller. It really works the tractor when breaking virgin ground. I have 10 hours of tilling my buckwheat field on the clock now… she worked hard.

Honestly the number that would sway me the most toward the 494 is the fuel capacity at 17 gallons. I’ve only got 11.8. At 1.5 gal/hour under load, you need to stay on top of it.

TYM is actually making many of the Zetor tractors.

Smaller cylinder, with more flow, would equal faster cycle times. My tiller is probably the heaviest item I’ll be lifting with the 3pt… and it’s about 800 pounds. Some of these rated capacities, probably really push the design of the rest of the tractor. Just because it will lift it, doesn’t...

Per the TYM site, the 4820 still has more flow. Maybe the website specs are out of date? Either way, you'll be happy. Both will do all that you desire.

I have 48Hp, 72” forward rotating tiller. The tractor weighs in around 5000lbs and doesn’t get moved around, even in hard clay virgin ground. I will say, 48Hp is the minimum I’d use in virgin, heavier ground. It took me three passes to get the ground as I wanted for planting.

The H pattern range selector is soooo smooth too. Like butter. I heard the old straight throw levers were sort of a bear at times. I’ve really enjoyed the cruise control on mine as well.

Say what?? I ordered my 4820. Took about three weeks, and it didn't cost me a dime extra. They even delivered it to my shop.

I've been using Seafoam for years in motorcycles and power equipment and never had a gummed carb. I used to have issues with Satbil though

Broke in our new gennie this week. Changed the oil and filled it with Seafoam stabilized fuel before putting it away. Also, made sure the wife could pull start it just in case the battery is dead, I'm on the road, and she needs it.

We too had the most lengthy outage we have ever encountered. I bought a 3500w inverter. It will power the fridge, freezers, fans, chargers, etc. It was liveable. The air fryer will run, and I have a gravity fed charcoal smoker to boot. It was like camping, but much more comfortable. We...

I was torn because the 4820 does not have the rear 3pt control, but I had already decided to install a quick attach... So it doesn't make a lot of difference now, especially with the hydraulic top link as well. You can do it all from the operator seat

I'm also curious to see if with fewer colonies, we see a noticeable difference in excess honey production. We have never seen a colony fill a hive to 20 frames. Each colony CONSUMES 200 pounds of honey per year to just survive in our zone. So, the (4) colonies that went queenless will free up...

They have put up a lot of clover honey, looking forward to seeing how this planting helps them produce through July, where they typically stall out

Oh, sorry, just saw the new post... I may be able to do that tomorrow. Though as I recall, I can't post video here... I tried to with my hydraulic top link and it wouldn't work.

I shall do this after service today. Standby.

Harvested about 80 pounds of honey today. Add to that about 30 pounds from the cutout, and what we will harvest this fall... We will be around 300 pounds. For the first time ever I have colonies filling 20 frame hives! This has been a not so great year due to the drought, but still seeing...

Well, the bees found the buckwheat... I've never seen such a dense gathering of bees!

After two months of drought, and it miraculously growing... We just got 2" of rain as soon as it blossomed. Hoping to see a bloom for 4 weeks here in July. Till under mid August, then see a bloom mid Sept to mid October to round off the year. 🤷‍♂️

I am looking at the GreenWorks Pro, because I already have a number of their 80v tools. Reviews seem positive

Four weeks in and she is blooming!

I’ve researched a lot of smaller inverter types, and between Predator, Westinghouse and Champion, those seem to have the best overall reviews. I may have gone the Westinghouse route, via Amazon, had I not needed it immediately. I will say, the reviews of the Predator units are very good...

My little Genny. She is already paying for herself

More strong storms rolling through every few hours. I cannot imagine the repair crews are getting much accomplished. Nobody on our road owned a generator until yesterday, now we all do. Though, two bought standard units, and damn they are loud. I realized yesterday that the larger overhead...

I’m planning to run it during the day when we are cooking and in and out of the fridge. In the evening it will get 8-10 hours of rest, check the oil in the AM, fill the fuel and go again. At 25% load, and it’s been running at about 10% load today, it will run 11 hours on 2.3 gallons of 87...

It was the last one the local HF had, people were coming from 40 miles away looking for one. It feels so luxurious standing in front of an open fridge in the middle of a power outage 😂

After massive storms ripped through western IN last night, I finally bought a 3500W Inverter Generator from HF. It will run almost 24 hours on 5 gallons of fuel. So far, quite impressed. Easy setup and starting, also very quiet. Rumor says we could be without power for 6 days. Looks like I...

I suppose anything is possible. Both are great machines with a great powerplant

Maybe a flow restrictor would help

The 4820 rear is built heavier. All steel, no composite. 4-range hydro, not three . Also, looking at fabrication and welds, the 4820 seemed more robust. Time will tell.

Mine has been resting for a month... Sitting cozy in the barn until fall tillage requires her use more than likely

We just exported the pollution. Which is global, so it's like virtue signaling

The 4820 has been a great unit thus far. The remotes weren't standard, but an affordable option. The lift height is so much better than the LS. I love the non ECM motor. I use it mainly for PTO work, so it's run hard. For me it was between the LS MT347 and TYM 4820. I chose the TYM for...

You can keep it running at not idle

The TYM 4820 is what I have, and it is a sweetheart of a tractor too. The Kukje motor is a better option than the MTron imho

Many times idling doesn't keep it hot enough.

It's not just about the amount of fuel/soot being made, ita about how hot the DPF gets, to naturally keep itself clean

Moved the swarm to their new home today. Some beautiful clover honey comb being built!

Finished up a new hive for a swarm I caught this spring. Not bad for drawing it myself!

Well, it looks like the early swarming and cold temps at that time caused four of my colonies to go queenless. Really disappointed. It looks like we will pull 150 pounds of honey from them and have 40 fully drawn frames to put into production next year… but still sad. They aren’t dead yet...

Yep. My Hustler came with them as an option. Very good upgrade IMHO

I can see used prices coming down, but MSRP? Let me know when that happens

Three weeks in, with almost no rain. Hoping for a few showers this week to get it popping and blooming. Nice to see it doing this well during a drought

They are the same displacement 💁

I dont idle a lot, but I’ll let it sit at 1800 RPM while doing other things.

I’m glad we built our house in 2018… when the builder was lamenting how expensive construction materials had gotten… if I had waited, well… Id have regretted it. The prices never came down.

Not with someone like the CEO of the last disaster, no.

That's a clean machine for that level of damage. How??

I will admit, I enjoy how cleanly the tractor operates. Whether I’ll feel that way after a few regens, is yet to be seen. At this rate, I may see one regen per year

I’ve used a walk behind brush cutter once, and never again. That was torture. Bought a pull behind and never looked back

The Branson tractor indicates when it needs a regen, but requires the operator to initiate it. Presumably to avoid the fire danger

I use flow restrictors and mine with a .031” orifice and it has a built in check valve

They aren’t free swinging. What sort of abuse? I think they advertise the capability of the machine.

Tractor. 25 gallon 10’ boom sprayer for the ATV. Cordless impact wrenches and torque wrenches