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Inductor vs eductor for sprayer chems
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Ringo539
Posted 2/22/2024 16:02 (#10635332 - in reply to #10633681)
Subject: RE: Inductor vs eductor for sprayer chems


West-Central IL
Correct.

An inductor is just the cone with a T at the bottom.

I put a 2" check valve right before mine so nothing goes backwards towards water tanks.
It is visible to the left of the T in the last pic.

Have never had problems about chem through the pumps. (They're rebuildable to for cheap)

I built an extension rod for the bottom valve below the cone so I can open/close from the top by the lid without bending down below. (Why this isn't a factory idea is beyond me) Very easy to mix multiple products and rinse in between.

Edited by Ringo539 2/22/2024 16:07




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