Update: Looks like they have changed the model number from 97900 to 97902.
I ran across something I had not see before while doing some research for another thread... the Chapin 97902 24V Push Sprayer. I'm having a hard time finding someone who has it in stock, but it looks like it is priced around $300.
It looks like it has some great specs:
- Uses a 24V Li-ion battery for up to 1.75 hours of continuous spraying
- Has a single nozzle boom arm that can be positioned left, center or right
- Has both boom and spot spraying functionality
- Has a 12 gallon tank capacity with what looks to be a relatively low center of gravity
- The 40psi operating pressure falls neatly on nozzle performance charts
For anyone considering an Earthway push sprayer, I would probably look into the price/availability of these. It seems to solve many of the complaints I had with the S15, while maintaining an attractive price point.
For a BOM on how to do edits/improvements to this system look at this post.
I ran across something I had not see before while doing some research for another thread... the Chapin 97902 24V Push Sprayer. I'm having a hard time finding someone who has it in stock, but it looks like it is priced around $300.
It looks like it has some great specs:
- Uses a 24V Li-ion battery for up to 1.75 hours of continuous spraying
- Has a single nozzle boom arm that can be positioned left, center or right
- Has both boom and spot spraying functionality
- Has a 12 gallon tank capacity with what looks to be a relatively low center of gravity
- The 40psi operating pressure falls neatly on nozzle performance charts
For anyone considering an Earthway push sprayer, I would probably look into the price/availability of these. It seems to solve many of the complaints I had with the S15, while maintaining an attractive price point.
For a BOM on how to do edits/improvements to this system look at this post.