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852675
Be very wary of ordering this as the sprayer we received was not the one in the photo and the specs were not right. It did not include the 35 foot hose. But seemed to be an older model. This was hugely disappointing as several hours of research had been done. We ended up sending the unit back at Anazon's expense.
852676
Had problems with the spray tip on my last sprayer, but I had others to replace with. 25 foot hose is right, as is .33 gal per minute rate. Value is it is a low cost rig good for 100 to 400 gallon lifetime. In use on exterior 1 story houses I rarely spray faster than 5 gallons an hour. Perfect for large homeowner or small pro jobs.
852677
0.33 gallon per minute. You don't get a 35 foot hose with the separates like they quote in their specs. You get a 25 foot hose.
1309038
I used 1 teaspoon in a 2 gallon pump sprayer. This worked great on my lawn! Mwangen
1697289
Follow the chart on the back of the container as it gives several different ratio of ounces per gallon depending on what you are trying to control. I personally have used anywhere from 2 to 6 ounces per gallon. Does a great job.
490695
The label directions are to use 1 ounce per gallon, so the 16 ounce container would make 16 gallons. For my particular grape disease (black rot) it was recommended by a university bulletin to use 1 1/4 ounces per gallon when the new shoots were 1-3 inches long, and to reapply every 2 weeks and a maximum of 5 times. It worked great and I think I only treated 3 times.
897228
I also have a 4 gallon backpack sprayer. I have been using my backpack sprayer with this product every 4 to 6 weeks for about 2 years now. I only add 8oz to my backpack sprayer (2oz per gallon) and I get great results.
1697290
There is a large chart on the backside of the container detailing the amount to use for everything from 1 gallon to 400 gallons at various concentrations. I have been using Brushmaster for a long time to control broadleaf weeds and some woody plants along fence rows at 2% concentration which equals 2.6 ounces per gallon of water.
886945
And 1 gallon goes a lot further than you think it will I almost bought the 5 gallon. And I got the sprayer! For 10 bucks! Now to see if last for 15 years......
1058968
Yes you can. I bought a 1 gallon garden sprayer and use that. I just walk backwards spraying and saturate the areas that I want to spray.
860178
4 to 5 times. It holds pressure as well as any sprayer I have ever owned.Mark
562855
on concrete and brick 300 sf per gallon per application and you need two applications. regards mike 423-503-4490
1582798
I have a 14 gallon sprayer and it figures 2 ounces per each 14 gallon of water. I guess you could mix 1 ounce in a small amount of water, a quart, and then divide into 7 equal parts for a one gallon sprayer. I also use an equal amount of a sticking agent.
792365
up to 21 gallons. my truck only gets 5 gallons at a time and I just eyeball the additive...hope this helps
1700283
According to the directions one full bottle (1.33 oz.) makes approx. 40 gallons of finished solution. - See more at: http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/sedgehammer-herbicide-p-1348.html#sthash.XRaV1txw.dpuf
1290554
there is a 15 page doc attached to the back. i use about 4 oz in a 2.5 gallon hand sprayer. the doc has 3-4 oz for 2 gal and covers 2000 sq ft. this says for cool season turfgrass. different for warm season turfgrass. I spray on weeds that aren't in any grass.
1017268
I use about 1 jug per acre. Half as broad spray which uses more and half as spot treatment which is more efficient but involves more work. Hope this helps.
305306
depends on the plants being sprayed the normal mix is 2-6 drops per gallon for others 3-4 drops per gallon apply 7-10 days intervals.
1857655
Just under a TBL per gallon. I use a TBL and add extra water to just under the hose in a 1 gallon sprayer.