Prevent Clogs With Our 50-Gallon Clear Water Flush System

Spaying out water to clear the hydroseeding hose with the clear water flush system

Dried mulch in the hose is a major clogging problem.  The system and the hose should be flushed with clear water anytime spraying is stopped for more than a few minutes.  Avoiding clogs saves a lot of time.

Spaying out water to clear the hydroseeding hose with the clear water flush system
A 50 gallon holding tank provides enough water for two flushes of 200 feet of hose.
Spaying out water to clear the hydroseeding hose with the clear water flush system

The 50 gallon clear water flush tank is integrated into the 1200 gallon flat top machine.

Water to Make More Tank Loads at the Job Site

Spaying out water to clear the hydroseeding hose with the clear water flush system
With the TurfMaker is on a flatbed truck along with two 1,000 gallon auxiliary water tanks, the contractor can apply 2,400 gallons of application without returning to the water source.  Each additional tank load takes about 5 minutes to load & mix.
Spaying out water to clear the hydroseeding hose with the clear water flush system
This flatbed 1-ton truck has a 525 gallon water tank. The contractor can apply two tank loads of application without needing to return to the water source. This is enough application to finish many home lawns.
Spaying out water to clear the hydroseeding hose with the clear water flush system

This system makes filling with garden hoses more practical. Multiple hoses can be used to fill the auxiliary water tank. Once application begins, the auxiliary water tank fills with water during the spraying time. It is sometimes possible to complete two tank loads of application per hour with a 550 TurfMaker.

 

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