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EastTexFrank
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Good job. That's a pretty neat looking unit. The wheels are a great idea. I may "steal" that one and put some on my 55 gallon sprayer. Hope you don't mind.
It's spring in Aussieland, isn't it? So you got it finished just in time. Now go get those darned weeds.
It's spring in Aussieland, isn't it? So you got it finished just in time. Now go get those darned weeds.
Bob_Skurka
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<font color="blue"> Must acknowledge both Malibu & Bob Skurka for their previous sprayer picture's, thanks !!.
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I was actually inspired by Malibu! Your job looks very nice, clean and sturdy. You'll love the wheels on the bottom, it makes moving it around much easier! The one thing I wished I would have done with my dual tank rig was to make one tank larger than the other. Mine is dual 15 gallon units, if I was to do it over, it would have 25 gallons & 15 gallons. There are a couple pictures of my rig in the PHOTOS section of TBN.
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I was actually inspired by Malibu! Your job looks very nice, clean and sturdy. You'll love the wheels on the bottom, it makes moving it around much easier! The one thing I wished I would have done with my dual tank rig was to make one tank larger than the other. Mine is dual 15 gallon units, if I was to do it over, it would have 25 gallons & 15 gallons. There are a couple pictures of my rig in the PHOTOS section of TBN.
daedong
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John,
Good job,
What make is the welder in the back gound of the pic, looks like a nice large unit.
Good job,
What make is the welder in the back gound of the pic, looks like a nice large unit.
Malibu
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Nice looking set up. Like the tank you used.
Watch you don't snag the end of the boom.
Jim
Watch you don't snag the end of the boom.
Jim
Vin
It's an SIP Auto Plus (Italian) MIG 196 (25-195A) single phase, I've only had it a couple of months and so far it performs very well. I have quite a few pending projects (ROPS,gates,benches,racks ,etc) so I though I would treat myself. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
The sprayer frame is made from 6mm angle with the odd bit at 8mm attached, it welded it all no problems.
It's great that we can all share each other's ideas on TBN.
It's an SIP Auto Plus (Italian) MIG 196 (25-195A) single phase, I've only had it a couple of months and so far it performs very well. I have quite a few pending projects (ROPS,gates,benches,racks ,etc) so I though I would treat myself. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
The sprayer frame is made from 6mm angle with the odd bit at 8mm attached, it welded it all no problems.
It's great that we can all share each other's ideas on TBN.