Posted by John B. on April 19, 2012 at 10:39:31 from (38.114.64.135):
I got my little 50 gallon sprayer out this spring to spray some weed-b-gone on the lawn. Not pictured but I drug a 12ft 2x10 behind my sprayer. The board goat soaked with the spray from being drug thru the grass just aft the spray. It helped rub some of the herbicide onto the underside of the dandelion leaves and my yard has never looked this good. I have two flood jet nozzles on my little 3ft boom. It sprays a good wide pattern and overlaps in the middle. I put a elect solenoid valve in the boom circuit and ran a trailer plug to my lawn tractor and hooked it in to my head light switch. Made it really handy. Just thought I'd pass this little tip on to everyone...!
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