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I bought the agitator and added it to the sprayer kit. It does not come with the sprayer kit. So it will agitate the chemicals while the PTO is running however you need to purchase the separate kit from the manufacturer.

It's a 72-inch Bush Hog 216 medium duty unit.

Please see previous comments to answer your questions. I actually already answered them previously.

No, it's not a 59 inch. It's a Deere "Heavy Duty" 60 inch. You can see it better in my other video… czcams.com/video/Wr_27I_XFyc/video.html

See my previous comments to someone else. I did put a link into my comments.

@@sonataq14 Murray hatchery. ???

Found it. Thank you ❤️😊

I bought the wood and outdoor carpeting at home depot.

Hi....I just saw your comment today which is a month after you asked me your question. I apologize for the late response. Here is a link to the exact light that I bought. It's magnetic, but I took the magnets off and bolted it directly through the roof. So....I had to remove the roof to bolt it and do the wiring. xpriteusa.com/products/xprite-pursuit-20-cob-series-rooftop-led-strobe-light-with-magnetic-base?_pos=3&_sid=6167098a0&_ss=r

I built the ramp myself. Here is a link to the pool... www.behlencountry.com/product/9-poly-round-tank-approx-1000-gal/

@@sonataq14 Thank you. I will start watching your site. I like it

Found it. How much to build and ship the stairs/ ?

I have both. The Welsh Harlequin are much more calm. I call my Khaki Campbells the nervous nellies and my Welsh Harlequins are the chill crew.

To use the wand....let's start at the beginning. Your tractor will need to be parked. Your tractor will have a safety feature that prevents you from getting off the seat of the tractor. The tractor will shut off if you have the rear PTO engaged while you exit the tractor seat. Your tractor will have an "override" for this. To do this, put your parking brake on, then engage the rear PTO. You can now exit the tractor without the engine (or PTO) shutting off. Now that we have that established, to use the spray wand...fast forward in the video to 4 minutes and 18 seconds. You will see the lever-valve that you need to flip to get water to run to the hand sprayer-wand. Once you flip that valve to the open position, water will flow to the sprayer. Then you simply take the wand out of it's holder on the spray tank, pull the trigger....and start spraying. The nozzle is adjustable.

I gave up on the manual. I used it for campfire kindling. I just turned the dial and eyeballed it until the pressure looked good.

Yes, I've been very happy with the sprayer. No issues and I've used it numerous times. Unfortunately, you cannot adjust the spray nozzles, however, they are pre-adjusted very well and really wouldn't need changing...even if you could. This is a PTO sprayer, so it is powered by the PTO on your tractor. That's why the pump attaches to the spline in the beginning of my video. The whole system is powered by the Power Take Off on the tractor. There is nothing electrical, it's all mechanical. If you want to stop spraying, then shut off the PTO. If you are using the hand sprayer, your tractor should have a safety mechanism that allows you to lock down the brake and run the rear PTO. To do this, you need to shut the water off on the spray bar (see the time at 4 minutes and 35 seconds on the video to see how to shut the water off on the spray bar). You need to be sitting in the seat to engage it, but then once the PTO is turned on and the brake has been locked, you can hop off the tractor and the rear PTO will continue to spin so you can use the hand sprayer. Then you just simply turn the boiler valve handle (found on my video at time mark...4 minutes and 15 seconds ) and the hand sprayer will begin working.

Yes...they go diving under water and scooping up minnows. They'll stay under water for like 20 seconds.

@@sonataq14 Ducks are amazing

The springs give light tension on the boom arms...so that when you put them into the storage position, they don't flop back out. When the boom arms are fully extended, there is an indent that they stay in. The spring isn't strong enough to pull them out of the fully extended position...but the spring is strong enough to hold them in the storage position. It was engineered quite well. I hope that makes sense.

@@sonataq14 Gotcha. Thanks.

Here is where you can buy it. www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/fimco-60-gallon-3-point-hitch-mounted-sprayer-with-7-nozzle-boom-hypro-roller-pump-and-coupler-deluxe-handgun?cm_vc=-10005

That valve going into that filter turns off the water between the tank and the pump. So, creating an example… if you accidentally smashed the plastic filter casing with a hammer, you could shut the water valve off so you didn't lose all the water in your tank. The valve shuts off the water before it gets to the filter. And then, from the filter, the water goes directly into the pump. Another example… if your tank was full, and the filter was clogged, you can shut the water valve off, remove the filter and clean it, and then put the filter back on without losing anything in the tank.

@@sonataq14 Thanks. It would be so easy to write up a decent set of instructions. Appreciate the reply and the video

I didn't have any problems at all. Other than the instruction manual, the only thing that was really manufactured "half-assed" was the chain to hold the pump from spinning. After I made the video, I used 2 bolts through the chain and into the pump...and then one side of the chain going to each arm on the 3-point hitch. But, no,...I had no problems getting the sleeve on the spline of the PTO.

@@sonataq14 I would suggest to attach the pump chain to something that does not move. The 3pt arms are not a good place because if they move you can actually damage the pump. I've heard of this actually happening.

@@patrickjoy9551 Hi Patrick...last year, after I made the video, I actually got rid of the chain that came with the kit. I replaced it with a much heavier-duty chain. Instead of setting up the chain like I did in my video, I changed the chain setup. There are 2 threaded holes on the bottom of the pump. I took my new chain and cut it in half. One of the half-chains goes from the right hole at the bottom of the pump...to the lower (right) arm on the 3-point hitch. I used the same hole that I did in my video. I did the same thing with the other piece of chain...connecting it to the left threaded hole at the bottom of the pump, and connected it to the lower left arm on the 3-point hitch. The lengths of the chains are perfectly cut so that the arms on the 3-point hitch cannot swing left or right, while keeping the unit centered with the pump at all times.

I built it myself.

@@sonataq14 do you have a video on making it?