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An HTP sprayer is built around a three-plunger pump driven by an engine or motor. Compare pump sizes, bare pumps, complete sets and power options.

Power sprayer for agriculture in three formats: backpack, frame-mounted or sprayer unit. Match tank, flow and reach to the farms your customers run.

Diesel water pump for agriculture or gasoline? Diesel suits long running hours, gasoline short jobs. Compare port size, head and suction lift in our range.

A 4 stroke brush cutter runs on straight gasoline; a 2 stroke needs oil in the fuel. Compare displacement, rated power and formats across our range.

A battery sprayer for agriculture delivers 3–6 L/min at 0.3–0.6 MPa without pumping; a gasoline (petrol) knapsack power sprayer throws 7–8 m. How to choose.

A knapsack sprayer diagram for manual and engine-driven backpack sprayers: tank, pump, plunger, spray gun, straps, switch box and the parts you can swap.

Where an earth auger machine is used, which gasoline (petrol) engine, bit and frame to choose, how to run it safely and what affects the price.

How does a plunger pump work? How three plungers and check valves build spraying pressure, what flow and pressure ratings mean, and which pump size fits.

How to use a knapsack sprayer step by step: assemble the tank, pump and gun, start the engine, set the nozzle, spray evenly and clean the unit after work.

Every earth auger bit in our range is 800 mm long. That single fact settles half of the buying conversation