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Bretts
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Re: Pressure Sprayer
So I guess you mean the seal in the hose attachments. I will keep an eye on them but I must say that I was very impressed with how the hose attached. There is one o ring to each attachment that they recomend to change yearly. I already have the new seals for when I need them . I will let you know when I have to replace them.
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It's too bad your in such a hurry cause the stories I could tell you, Bushels and baskets of stories, hole crates full of stories. But if you can spare a moment I will tell you one story.
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Re: Pressure Sprayer
I have a yates one for last 5 years and it hasnt missed a beat 
.Heavy duty design but i only payed about 30/40dollars, very good price i think.My mates had gone through cheep ones and the bigest problem i think with the ones around at the moment is the locking mechanism. They are little plastic clips so when you pick it up by the handle CAPOWWWW off brakes the clip 
.Even some of the expensive name brands are using simillar weak locking clips.I know they are designed to be used with carry straps but its more easier to carry by handle.The yates one i have has to have the strongest locking part on the market. The problem being they dont seem to be selling them any more or at least 6 or so different hardware stores didnt have them 
Just my two cents worth and cheers to all.
.Heavy duty design but i only payed about 30/40dollars, very good price i think.My mates had gone through cheep ones and the bigest problem i think with the ones around at the moment is the locking mechanism. They are little plastic clips so when you pick it up by the handle CAPOWWWW off brakes the clip .Even some of the expensive name brands are using simillar weak locking clips.I know they are designed to be used with carry straps but its more easier to carry by handle.The yates one i have has to have the strongest locking part on the market. The problem being they dont seem to be selling them any more or at least 6 or so different hardware stores didnt have them Just my two cents worth and cheers to all.-
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Re: Pressure Sprayer
Hi Roka
Sounds like the yates one worked to well and they took it of the market because there was no return sales
Mine is still going well after a good workout this season. I am very happy with it.
Sounds like the yates one worked to well and they took it of the market because there was no return sales
Mine is still going well after a good workout this season. I am very happy with it.
It's too bad your in such a hurry cause the stories I could tell you, Bushels and baskets of stories, hole crates full of stories. But if you can spare a moment I will tell you one story.
