I see DMOPC carries at least one Tomahawk model AND at least 6 different offerings can be ordered via Home Depot:

 

The 6.5 gallon concrete sprayer version will take the 1/4" QuickTeejet nozzle body directly. End of that wand is made to take 1/4" threaded fan nozzles such as the brass VJets.

 

Thanks. That is also, goot to know!

I am also impressed the connection at the bottom of the shoulder straps appears (in the video) to be steel (perhaps even stainless).

I hefted my 4gal Chapin up onto the pickup tailgate after filling it and to shoulder it and, when it hit the tailgate I heard a loud, "Snap!" Luckily, the connective fastening the bottom of the strap to the sprayer chassis had not broken but, only popped off the tubular frame.

But, it's not the first time it's happened and I am afraid one 9f these mornings I am going to find myself with a one shoulder strap sprayer! :shock:

 

Is the concrete sprayer model the one to go with? It is labeled to handle some solids within the spay liquid.

Is there a difference in the concrete model besides the tank size and wand configuration?

Trying to understand the different model options.

Hope to be able to spray high carrier volume with fertilizer in a package like this.

 

Does that model come with someone to tank mix, spray and clean up? If so I'm all in!

 

It could, but the annual cost would be on par with buying a MultiPro every year.

 

I have a tomahawk sprayer to spray the perimeter for insects and it's great, no complaints.

 

I have a tomahawk sprayer to spray the perimeter for insects and it's great, no complaints.

Which one do you have, I'm a sucker for gas power equipment? I already have a mist blower for mosquitoes. Had an battery powered sprayer with fried itself and I don't want another one.

 

@Greendoc, can I trouble you to detail the various wand attachments you use for your setup? I'm mainly interested in the three or four nozzle boom. Remember seeing you post a picture many weeks back but cannot seem to locate it.

I have about 18k sqft of zoysia/Bermuda and think I have too many obstacles that precludes me from getting a tow behind sprayer, so I'm intrigued by a gas powered back back sprayer.

 

I have a tomahawk sprayer to spray the perimeter for insects and it's great, no complaints.

Which one do you have, I'm a sucker for gas power equipment? I already have a mist blower for mosquitoes. Had an battery powered sprayer with fried itself and I don't want another one.

Tomahawk 3 HP Turbo Boosted Backpack Fogger Leaf Blower 2 Stroke ULV Sprayer for Mosquito Protection

 

@Greendoc, can I trouble you to detail the various wand attachments you use for your setup? I'm mainly interested in the three or four nozzle boom. Remember seeing you post a picture many weeks back but cannot seem to locate it.

I have about 18k sqft of zoysia/Bermuda and think I have too many obstacles that precludes me from getting a tow behind sprayer, so I'm intrigued by a gas powered back back sprayer.

 

GreenDoc is there anything special about the quick connects you used on all that gear? Are they Stainless?
That style is different from the ones usually used for air compressor gear. What are they called? TIA

 

Those are very different indeed. I am using the 5000 PSI quick couplers normally used for pressure washers. They get re fitted with VIton o rings

 

Thank you for the reply, Greendoc.

Today I was at John Henry Foster and saw a little bag of pressure washer nozzles that had that connector on them and the light went on. JHF makes connectors of all varieties and clones of things. (I was looking for Swagelok parts and they had compatible "BiLoc")

 

All of my spray equipment gets standardized to 1/4" 5000 PSI stainless quick couplers.

 

Here is another to consider that @Greendoc pointed out to me a while back. https://www.misterduster.com/motorized_backpack_sprayer_p/nib-933.htm

Working on landscaping now with eventual change to Bermuda. Mister Duster is coming before long, pressure regulator is here, just need few more parts.