can you hook up a electric motor off a tank sprayer to it? 45 PSI
1076254
Yes, I believe that would work well assuming you have the correct attachment piece. The attachment is sized to fit to a hand wand
1076255
I believe you could. I use this on a battery powered backpack sprayer for blanket treatment weed control on lawns. I'm pushing about 25 psi I believe it could handle 45 psi.
1076256
Not sure as I only have a hand pump. Good question hand pumping is tiresome.
1076257
I do not know. The boom attachment connects like a wand, If you can hook up a wand to your motorized spray, then I would guess you could. You will need to consider flow requirements for the boom.
1076258
I hooked it to my tank sprayer, BE AGRIEase 90.700.100 9-Gallon ATV Sprayer, works great.
439996
I have not used it that way but it has a pressure regulator and it's easy to set the pressure you have. It's also rapid cycle so I would try it if I used a sprayer.
472389
yes, but it will run your tank dry fairly quickly. So if you dont have an immediate water source at hand you'll be constantly having to go get more water for whatever your spraying.
1410024
Most likely no. This tank holds 3000 psi and ur compressor is probably able to dish out a few hundred. So if u had the right attachment u could fill it up to the max pressure ur compressor puts out but not to the tanks capacity.
1886216
Yes. My pump is operating at 70 lbs. pressure with a pressure cut-off switch and a pressure tank
1302049
I use my air compressor to supply the air pressure but you can also use a hand tire inflator pump. I don't think you will be able to obtain 90 psig with a hand pump but it will provide sufficient pressure to spray most liquids. It will just require re-pressurizing the container more often.
408754
I have not but that would depend on the amperage demand of the compressor. By that I mean the start up draw of the electric motor and then the running draw. If you can find out what those will be then you'll know if this will work.
342242
I don't see why you couldn't do that. Gravity will carry the waste to the pump which actually pushes the waste out the discharge hose. Probably want to use a short between the tank and the pump.
1386195
With a hose and proper fittings, you could probably connect a bellows to the tank. Not sure how much pressure you be able to achieve, though.
301758
I don't believe so. I have always used a tank pump sprayer; for larger areas I have used the backpack model or battery operated one.
1851828
Yes you can. My brother bought this engine from me and mounted it on his goldcart. He ha to run exuast off the motor and take the gastank off and mount in on the outside. Very easy and super simple. You can pretty much do anything you need to, to make this emgine work to your needs
463017
I'm assuming you've got one on the pump since 2hp could blow most garden type hoses. You shouldn't exceed 30psi on the line and the flow should be fine. If the pressure is unregulated, who knows what it will do to your system.
180841
The pressure is contingent upon your compressor AS WELL as the attachment fittings. I have this rig myself and I would venture to guess you could. It's not a good unit for ceiling spraying however.
10370
It should work just fine. It will only blow as hard as the PSI you have but that is true with any nozzle.
120323
yes, but I used a 3 gallon pressure sprayer. You'll be doing a lot of refilling with a wagner
1519154
I would think not. It is not a high enough pressure compressor, imho, and you would need to constantly recharge it. Would take forever. Maybe one with a larger tank would do the trick.
792830
I run mine off my garden tractor battery while I tow it around. I use 15 gallons of spray at a time so it works out really well for me.