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95mmrenegade's Push Sprayer

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#1 ·
Started work today..

Mockup 1 - axle and wheel will be moved back 1-2", final placement will be determined to find a neutral balance point.



Mockup 2


Handle bars


Frame and mini boom


Battery hold down


Axle start


Axles drilled before welding


Working on boom uprights
 
#5 ·
crussell said:
Looks cool - What is your boom height going to be at?
That's one thing I am not 100% sure on. They say 20" spread and 20" high... is 20" nozzle tip or boom centerline. Probably going to make the nozzle tips 19.75" and cant them forward 3-5 degrees. There is a 2" difference between the boom centerline and the nozzle tips. Probably over designing it but that's how I am hardwired.
 
#6 ·
Base is tack welded together
Tank fits perfect
Battery has about 1/16" play total
Need to weld some nuts to some 1x1 and weld that to the top of the struts to hold the tank and battery box
Retaining straps are 3/4"
Wheels are 10" solid tires
Pump is ~5 gpm and 60psi and the plan is to run it at 60psi
Probably 2 more solid days and will be finished. Going to paint it with a self etching primer and then just a black top coat.
Need to find some grips.

Base support plates for the tank(2) and battery will be rosette welded inplace


Mocking up tie down straps




Getting closer
 
#17 ·
My boom absolutely has to be removable. It is 80 inches long. With it being that long it is very difficult to get in and out of the garage.

I agree with Ware. You could probably get away with a 3 nozzle but anything bigger and you will need it to fold or be removable.