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Powers Sprayers - How to Create Problems

Powers Sprayers - How to Create Problems

Posted by Andrew Greess on Jun 24, 2011

For power sprayers, you have to pay attention to everything, not just the big stuff. When buying a sprayer, the little things matter too. Take a look at this photo: This is at the bottom of a 50 gallon poly tank. The tank fitting, elbow fitting, hose and clamp are all JUNK! These fittings are low quality and will not s […]
Power Sprayers - Little Things Cause Big Problems

Power Sprayers - Little Things Cause Big Problems

Posted by Andrew Greess on Apr 6, 2011

Client brought her Power Sprayer in for service, stating that the pump was not working well.  Our staff immediately found the problem.  The hose from the pump feeding the power spray rig hose reel was badly kinked, severely restricting the flow of water to the spray hose. The company that built the sprayer used a cheap reel, […]
Spray Pump - Clean Out or Throw Out!

Spray Pump - Clean Out or Throw Out!

Posted by Andrew Greess on Oct 25, 2010

Our client brought us the Gear spray Pump from his Weed Control Sprayer and asked us to fix it. One look told us what the problem was. The pump had never been cleaned out and the herbicide coagulated inside the pump. Among other problems, the pump shaft snapped because the gears were stuck with herbicide. The photos of the pump and filter a […]

Power Spray Rigs - Under Pressure?

Posted by Andrew Greess on Oct 19, 2010

Last month I presented to the AZ Pest Control Conference. My presentation was about the "Top 10 Spray Equipment Productivity Boosters".  Number 4 on the list has to do with pressure.  The misuse of pressure can impact your power spray rigs or hand sprayers through damage, downtime and high repair bills.  The following is […]

Green Pest Management Conference - IPM Panel Discussion

Posted by Andrew Greess on Apr 24, 2009

Pest Management Professional panel discussion.  Here are some of my take aways: Put your money where your mouth is.  Become a green company before offering green services.  It will make you and your employees feel good, save you money, build credibility with prospects and customers. You must do integrated pest management (IPM) […]

Green Pest Management - Implementation

Posted by Andrew Greess on Apr 24, 2009

Western Exterminators reports the following key success factors in implementing their reduced impact program: 1. Top management must buy in and be committed 2. Local management must buy in and support the program 3. Education is critical. Techs must understand. 4. Non-believers must be helped through the process or they won't s […]

Power Spray Equipment: What does it say about your Brand?

Posted by Andrew Greess on Apr 18, 2009

This post will focus on the image your spray equipment sends to the market. Does your power sprayer support your brand or detract from it? Your brand is everything you do in the marketplace to differentiate your company from all your competitors. Your logo, advertising, operations plan, trucks, uniforms, etc. all contribute to your brand. W […]

NPMA Pest World Presentation — Visit Us To Learn More

Posted by Andrew Greess on Oct 24, 2008

Hello. I just finished my presentation, Preflight Checklist: Save time, save money, serve customers at National Pest Management Association Pest World Conference. The session went well, and attendees were favorable in their reviews. Download the preflight checklist at www.qspray.com It will save you time, money and customers.

Electric vs. Gas – Which Power Sprayer Pump for you?

Posted by Andrew Greess on Sep 23, 2007

I am often asked by my customers, which type of pump should I use for pest control / weed control power spray rig, a gas or electric sprayer pump?There is no right answer to this question. The answer depends on your company strategy, service strategy, budget, and technician preferences.Here are some things to consider:Gas-Powered Sprayer Pumps:Pros […]

Power Sprayers - You Call that a Pickup Line?

Posted by Andrew Greess on Aug 27, 2007

Power sprayertanks are usually plumbed to feed the pump from the top or the bottom of the tank. Top Pickup – This uses a pick up tube from the top of the tank to the bottom of the tank. The advantage of top pickup is that you don’t have to worry about a fitting leaking because the fitting is at the top of the tank. We have not found tank fit […]

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