Kero sprayers

Yep...to cut a long story short ...you will need one with Viton
o-rings/washers etc in it. They are designed to handle pesticides which have
some very nasty (o-ring swelling ability) carrying agents in 'em.

Ask at any farm/chem supply shop. I worked in one for 10 years & thats what
we sold people/farmers/councils & it worked. Viton are almost always red.

 

So that chemical sprayer would have one of those?

 

The good quality ones do have viton but not the cheapys.Spraying
systems...Nufarm & Silvan are 3 from memory. They all used to make something
with chem resistant gear in 'em. I did a search on these companys for you
but none had a smallish unit (they used to). Things change so i assume im
out of touch with whom now makes a good quality one. You really need to go
to a farm chemical supplier & explain you want one with Viton gear in it.

But dont think you will pick one up for 10 bucks.

That said it will last a bloody long time & double up for any other spraying
purpose. Pesticide carrying agents can swell a normal o-ring overnight but
viton can sit in it for ever almost. Theses agents are tougher on
synthetics/rubber than petrochemicals.

Hope that helps.

 

Bavaian food isn't takeawayable (unless you drive up in a fair-sized van and a
forklift, or a light truck with loader crane); you sit down and have it brought
over by a waitress of Wagnerian proportions.

But do sneak out one of their beer steins afterwards; those are exquisitely
suited to holding kero and chain brushes, and don't get eaten away in a
lifetime.

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