sprayer and nozzle talk

I've got a two gallon electric pump sprayer that I use for pre/post emergent fertilizers. When I'm done using it, I fill it back up all the way with almost 2 gallons and run the sprayer completely filled with just water. It has an automatic trigger setting so that it just keeps going until it's eventually empty.

I'd say you should probably try something like that. The parts in pumps are not too excited to be filled with chemicals long term so they need to be cleaned out immediately.

I have an Echo 4 gallon backpack sprayer that belonged to my deceased father. Looks like he took the tip off because all I can find it an adjustable sprayer. I’d like the ability to get a tip that sprays a wider spray pattern for spraying my entire yard with Celsius and Certainty. What’s on there now would be great for spot spraying weeds or your flower beds.

I’ve got a Soho 4 gallon backpack sprayer. It’s leaking at the tip and I can’t figure out why. That’s not a bad inexpensive sprayer but I need something more substantial. When I put 4 gallons in it the cheap straps kind of hurt your shoulders. I’d prefer to spends the money and get one the pros use that ergonomically more comfortable.

Yeah OP I’m like you and need to figure this sprayer tip stuff out.

Well I’d definitely start with tee jet. Their nozzles spray 110° degrees. About 3x wider than average.
I’m just struggling to understand how best to put it all together.

For spot spraying i use my dewalt sprayer 2 gallon,for full yard apps i use my 4 gal flow-zone cyclone

for liquid applications of ferti and prodiamine i use and big applications i uise the T-jet AI11004-VS

I burnt up my pump in my cyclone using the wrong head i also have the 45degree quick conect

Old man wisdom right here... I'm old enough to know better, but will adopt this practice