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This is a discussion on Making some tree fertilizer tips from scratch. within the Lathes forums, part of the Machinists category; For my neighbor and his tree company. I started with some 4140 steel and turned them to size. Then i ...
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For my neighbor and his tree company. I started with some 4140 steel and turned them to size. Then i drilled the spray holes while still mounted in my lathe with my cross slide hole driller then turned the taper with my home made taper attachment then finally the sharp pont with a disc sander. Don't need to be pretty since they just go in the dirt...Bob 1st pic, cross slide hole driller on another project, and tapping some set screw holes. 2nd pic, cutting the long taper. 3rd pic, spray point done. |
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It screws onto a long wand with a trigger and a pump pushes fertilizer into the soil under trees giving them added nutrients. Sounds like a way to make more money. Tree fertilizing who would have thought...Bob
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Stainless prob would be better, but they break and just wear out from the dirt. I never heard of it until a few weeks ago when he bought his rig
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