Chapin Backpack Sprayer Review [Vineyard Spray]

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In this video I review the Chapin ProSeries backpack sprayer. I run it thru its paces by spraying the vineyard, fruit trees, and bur oaks with Captan.
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@PlanetMojo 4 года назад

So-far so good. There are some slight issues spraying a long time with Captan, but that is to be expected. You can get your own at the link below: Chapin 61800 4 Gallon Backpack Sprayer -- amzn.to/3hratBj

@jasperstarr6804 11 месяцев назад

Nice review. Have you ever thought about using some sort of mixing paddle? Even without a drill, I would think it would be a lot easier than shaking 20-30 pounds of fluid to try to mix all of that - and it might help relieve the clogging problems, too.

@PlanetMojo 11 месяцев назад

Thanks Jasper! Yes, I have thought of that - just never did it.

@jeannel1065 4 года назад

Nice review. The hedging sure made it easier to spray.

@PlanetMojo 4 года назад

Thank you Jeanne -- it will also make it dramatically easier to put the nets on which is coming soon!

@SamlonHoldfield 4 года назад

It's amazing how enjoyable it is to watch you do so many that I will probably never have to do, but still find fascinating. Thanks. Grapevine question if you don't mind. I have about a 30' stretch of grapevines. How many would be too many for that space? I have 5 older cordons and 5 newer ones that are still developing. Is that too many or not to worry? It's double wired, similar to yours. Thanks.

@PlanetMojo 4 года назад

Thanks Samlon! If you were to plant the type of grapes I grow, 6 foot row spacing is best so you could get 6 vines in a 30' space. My vines each have double trunks that each come up to the top wire and have a 3 foot cordon each. This makes it much easier to recover from a bad winter or other damage. What type of grapes are you growing?

@SamlonHoldfield 4 года назад

@@PlanetMojo Previous owners planted Pinot Noir and left no instructions. The cordons lever looked like the nicely pruned ones I see on RU-vid etc. :(

@PlanetMojo 4 года назад

@@SamlonHoldfield Well then I think you are in luck. If they are straight Pinot Noir, then you can easily space them at 4'. That is standard they are currently going to 2 1/2' spacing with 4' rows! My grapes are a Pinot Noir/Vitis riparia hybrid developed for very cold weather (-40), and are far more vigorous than straight vinifera vines. You could go with the 2 1/2' spacing if you want (12 vines in your space), but you would need to keep up with the pruning.

@SamlonHoldfield 4 года назад

@@PlanetMojo Thanks. I'll see with what I have in the ground how to accomplish that.

@SamlonHoldfield 4 года назад

@@PlanetMojo Great info. thanks!