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06-15-2006, 08:19

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Sprayer for ATV

We use the boomless type spray nozzles whenever possible.

They have one huge advantage to us over boom type sprayers, they are not nearly as much affected by changes in terrain. On a golf course or rolling estate-type property where there is rarely much flat land, the boom is often too high on one side (not enough product applied) and at the same time too low on the other side (too much product applied).

The single nozzle, while still affected, doesn't change much in the amount of coverage when working on this type of terrain since the narrow wheeltrack of the carrier stays flat to the ground.

Trees and other obstacles are also much easier to manuever around with a boomless sprayer.

Best of luck.

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dk, we've had really good luck with Bayer products, it turns out they can cure headaches in turf as well!! .

They have a new product out the last few years which is a broad spectrum fungicide, that is it acts on nearly any fungus you are likely to encounter in your lawn, the most common being things like dollar spot, brown patch and rust.

It is marketed under the name Armada™ by Bayer and is really just a combination of two of their best (IMHO) sellers, Compass and Bayleton which have been around for years. It is approved for the 14 most common turf funguses.

You should be able to get it at any farm supply, TSC, Co-Op or that type of store.

As for the wind, all we do is wait for a calm night without too much dew then apply it at right at, or as close to dawn as possible. You will generally have more than enough time before the breeze picks up. If this is not possible you can lower the nozzle, reduce the flow, and travel a little faster and still apply in a breeze, just be sure to stay downwind of anything you don't want sprayed.

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