i've looked in the backpack sprayers and also in vinegar.i couldn't seem to come up with an answer to my problem.the first backpack sprayer,i used with vinegar and then went to use again in a couple of weeks,there was no compression the vinegar mauled the valve seal like a gummy bear.the next backpack sprayer i used vinegar and then washed out with water,added water, compressed the sprayer and cleared out the sprayer wand.emptied water,let it dry. a week later i go to use it and again no compression.
i now know there are proper backpacks for this.trying to order parts,doesn't seem to make sense,since i would be using vinegar again. a $300.00 sprayer is not doable just yet.
my question is:can you use an automotive gasket maker in a tube to seal where the suspected leak may be since it is chemically resistant.or has anyone ever repaired a backpack sprayer by the seat of their pants?
thanks,
ed t.
i now know there are proper backpacks for this.trying to order parts,doesn't seem to make sense,since i would be using vinegar again. a $300.00 sprayer is not doable just yet.
my question is:can you use an automotive gasket maker in a tube to seal where the suspected leak may be since it is chemically resistant.or has anyone ever repaired a backpack sprayer by the seat of their pants?
thanks,
ed t.



Comment