Solution To Hand Sprayer Problem
Jack W. Griffith, Euless, Texas. "I got tired of pumping my hand sprayer during long jobs. So I decided to eliminate pumping by using air pressure. I installed a tire valve and simply fill it up with a compressor. As long as I don't overfill it, the sprayer works perfectly.
"Similarly, I needed a plastic carrying case to tote around a small oxy/acetylene torch. But the cheapest case I found still cost $70. Instead I decided to put it in a five-gallon bucket and it still had room for a fire extinguisher."
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Solution To Hand Sprayer Problem FARM SHOP Miscellaneous 27-6-37 Jack W. Griffith, Euless, Texas. "I got tired of pumping my hand sprayer during long jobs. So I decided to eliminate pumping by using air pressure. I installed a tire valve and simply fill it up with a compressor. As long as I don't overfill it, the sprayer works perfectly.
"Similarly, I needed a plastic carrying case to tote around a small oxy/acetylene torch. But the cheapest case I found still cost $70. Instead I decided to put it in a five-gallon bucket and it still had room for a fire extinguisher."
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