A Sprayer for Applying Herbicides to Pots or Flats

E. B. B. Mason; R. M. Adamson

doi:10.2307/4040842

Abstract

A mobile, metal cabinet sprayer is described, in which an electrically-powered, chain-driven carriage with spray assembly travels back and forth over the pots or flats to be sprayed.

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