Step your spray game up | 2 and 3 nozzle boom for sprayer | test and comparison

[@leosmith8661]

Thanks so much! I was almost going to pull the trigger on a triple. Definitely going with double. Thanks again!

[@donslawns1]

Dual nozzle for the win, nothing like spraying rainbows onto the lawn. LOL! Awesome video, nice edits, and great flow!

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

Thanks man ! It's so funny I didn't even notice the rainbows until after I uploaded the video to KZbin haha

[@v8soarer1991]

PSI out of the pump may not be high enough. May need to change to finer droplet spray tips for the 3 spray boom. 2 looks perfect. psi vs flow its a trade off

[@Brettsgrasscapades]

I imagine the pump isn't putting out enough volume to properly supply 3 nozzles. The 3 nozzle works great on my push sprayer. The 2 nozzle seems to be right on the money for you though! Good stuff man!

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

That's what I figured as well, probably not enough pressure. I'm going to attempt to build my own push sprayer soon. Ps you suck!

[@ericcharlton311]

The three nozzle needs tips that have less product coming out-it’s like back pressure in a car.

[@RVALawnLove]

Gallonage....love it! Good vid bud, I’ve been thinking about a two nozzle boom myself.

[@TommyTester]

This fan nozzle dumps a much higher percent of material 15 degrees either side of the center-line. To get uniform material delivery, overlapping the spray pattern is necessary. I tested the Chapin nozzle, which has an 80 degree pattern, and my test suggests nozzles need to be about 16" apart if on a boom at 21" height. I'm not sure what the Chapin booms use for spacing. My test also suggest 16-17" row spacing if using a single nozzle, rather than the 28" pattern determined in a wet-pattern test. Thanks for doing this test. I'm sure others will find it helpful. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4nGkIulg7pknK8

[@RodneySolarCircuits]

exactly what i needed to see. Im debating 2 or 3 nozzles

[@adriennearlotta4083]

I'm going to have to get one of those! Thanks for the vid!

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

It's pretty awesome! Thanks for watching!

[@isaacferr8443]

I have the 3 nozzle and don’t like it either. Doesn’t have enough pressure with my 4 gal battery sprayer. Based on your vid, it sounds like the 2 nozzle is the way to go. Great vid!

[@ericcharlton311]

Three nozzle setups work much better with misting tips due to lack of variable pressure settings beyond their maximum output with the electric pumps. As you go up in spray volume you have to go down in jet orifice sizes.

[@jeremyespinoza279]

What Teejet nozzles would you recommend for foilar and soil? And is there anyway to do a quick disconnect for the nozzles?

[@bryantgraham1303]

Did the product dispense twice as fast with the double nozzle?

[@briangallant5973]

Double works the best!

[@maxoblivion]

Your second test with the three nozzle was over the same surface wet from the first test. A little hard to see exactly how the second test results compare to the first. I'm guessing the pressure on your sprayer wasn't up to the task with the three nozzle boom. With the two nozzles set 17 inches apart, I would expect 34 inches of width coverage. You got 39 so that was excellent coverage. I'd be interested to see how the Solo two nozzle boom would compare with the coverage. Maybe they'll send you one to test. I just looked at the specs for the 3 nozzle and it's 34 inches long, which would make the three nozzles 17 inches apart, just like with the 2 nozzle boom. If the three nozzle boom is using the same nozzles as the two and the pressure is adequate, you should be getting the same quality performance with the 3 nozzle boom. I would think.

[@JP-fk6pm]

Do you still use the 2 nozzle boom? Wondering how it has held up over time

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

No I’ve found with my My4Sons sprayer and a good teejet nozzle I can get aore solid spray pattern/width

[@JP-fk6pm]

@@TheLawnWhisperer Thanks for the reply, have been curious / had it in the Amazon wishlist for a while. Think I will just upgrade my wand & skip. You going to build or buy a boom for the new property?

[@joejam5711]

How many tank fills did you use for all that spraying

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

To spray my yard? This was 5 years ago so memory is foggy but typically 1 tank sprayed my yard

[@joejam5711]

Thank you

[@hazimsyazwan1042]

What is the name thing that u buy??the thing that have 2 and 3 nozzle

[@mstgsteve]

Love the Turks shirt. I went there in July 2019. Great experience. Thanks for the dual nozzle tip

[@lbailey113]

Did I miss PSI and GPM on the pump?

[@junior3000gt]

Maybe remove the extension from the trigger handle to the triple sprayer might spray better pressure

[@hoarmike1]

Will the boom sprayer it Scotts 2 gallon battery sprayer?

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

I can't answer that

[@JasonGarski]

I wonder if this would work on other sprayers?

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

You mean like a small pump sprayer or a different brand of battery powered sprayer?

[@YardGuy]

@@TheLawnWhisperer Yes. I have a 2 gallon sprayer. Are the wands kinda interchangeable like that?

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

@@YardGuy should work I would think. You'd have to stop more often to pump it up because of it putting out more product more quickly though

[@TheLawnWhisperer]

@@YardGuy I should have shown that on the video

[@YardGuy]

@@TheLawnWhisperer I actually have a battery powered 2 gallon sprayer. I might have to investigate that and put out a video of my own. 😎

[@samubolvivat9504]

Not enough pressure to drive 3 heads

[@anrivera1975]

I believe you can do the same with just one tip, you just need to move left and right. The only advantage I see with the two tips is that you can walk straight without moving the wand, so possibly better control

[@ronie1337]

Looks to me like your sprayer pump can't keep up with the output flow. 1 nozzle = 48oz. 2 nozzle = 64oz?? shouldn't it be: 2 nozzle 96oz?. 3 nozzle = 65oz/66oz. What??? Your pump just ran out of steam!