WheelHorse Ready to KILL---------WEEDS

[Giles 2]

Thought some of you might want to see my setup---It is a 26 Gallon tank that I bought for her 20 years ago---

[Sparky-(Admin) 24,050]

Hows the steering when the tank is full? And what do you spray with it?

Mike.........

[Giles 2]

Hows the steering when the tank is full? And what do you spray with it?

Mike.........

Like power steering

A little light in the front when tank is full, just have to be carful when going uphill forward or sideways on incline.

I have sprayed hundreds of gallons but with throttle set at just above idle, there is little chance of a front end lift.

Been CAREFUL and LUCKY so far. :thumbs:

[wheelhorse656 20]

Nice set up!!!!! :thumbs:

[KC9KAS 4,745]

26 gallons of water=217 pounds.

[Giles 2]

26 gallons of water=217 pounds.

And I weigh about that I have been using this setup for many years---only a TOUGH machine could still be going :thumbs:

[Coadster32 793]

Nice setup you have there. :thumbs:

[jtmoyer 1]

im planning on putting one together together today on the back of the 416, just wont look as nice.

[Giles 2]

im planning on putting one together together today on the back of the 416, just wont look as nice.

I would suggest that you make a strong framework for support, since there is a lot of weight hanging off the back.

My framework serves two purposes. My rear fenders were cracking so I removed the assembly and made a support frame for the fender assembly to rest on. I used 1/8 x 1 1/2 angle iron with a section across the back to hold the sprayer frame. I then supported the frame to the hitch.

You might want to view my other photos under-- "My Original 1980 C175"

[VinsRJ 723]

Nice set-up, you must have a good size yard? or just a lot of weed?