I'd be interested.

K

"Ray" wrote in message
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There is apparently an adapter just for that purpose...for an additional
$10-$12, of course.

The literature says that the thing isn't supposed to stay under constant
pressure. The make bigger,
more expensive units for those installations.

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"K Barrett" wrote in message
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Can to be rigged for a more or less permanent install to PVC?

K Barrett

"Ray" wrote in message
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Question for the gang:

We've often discussed and debated the utility of fertilizer
proportioners
ranging from hose-end
types to siphons to Dosatrons/Dose-matics.

I have an opportunity to begin carrying a tank-type device that
connects
to your hose bib, and that
feeds at a constant rate no matter what the flow or back pressure.
Price
is likely to be less than
$100 for a unit capable of feeding at an adjustable 1000:1 to 100:1
and
holding several gallons of
concentrate.

Do you think there would be a value in them? I feel quite certain
that if
they had been available
before I bought my dosing pumps, I'd have gone with these instead -
heck,
I mix 5 gallons of
fertilizer concentrate for a 100:1 pump now, you think I'd mind doing
so
40% more often to save
$300????

Thanks for your input.

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