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Item # SL 425

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Shipping weight 11.00 lbs.

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Solo 425 Backpack Sprayer

One of the most popular backpack sprayers made. Easily and effectively handles disinfectants, fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides, and formulations for tree, shrub and plant protection. Comes complete with a 28" shut-off valve/wand and 4' high-pressure hose. Padded shoulder straps for greater comfort. With its connecting rod-activated piston pump, the 425 is capable of producing a wide pressure range of up to 90 psi, and is capable of performing virtually every spraying task. The rugged high-density 4 gallon polyethylene tank and internal Viton seals insure long life and durability. Designed for liquid (non-powdered) chemicals.

Item # SL 425

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Shipping weight 11.00 lbs.

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Q.	I am looking for a sprayer that spray's vertical - as high as I can get. How high will this model spray?
A.	They don't give a spay height because there are to many variables. It does create up to 90psi.
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	Posted by: Danny H from n/a on 11/3/2007

Q.	Can I use powder wettable mixture in this sprayer..one tablespoon per gal of water?
A.	The piston style pumps are just for liquids. The diaphragm pumps work for powders. The 475 would be the best choice, and approximately the same price. It's not currently on our website, but we could order it. Please call for pricing and availability.
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	Posted by: stan from ny on 9/22/2008

Q.	Description doesn't state how it is pressurized. Hand pump, 12V battery, air compressor?
A.	Hand pump..."With its connecting rod-activated piston pump, the 425 is capable of producing a wide pressure range of up to 90 psi,".
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	Posted by: Ed P from VA on 3/8/2010