Birchmeier Backpack Annual Maintenance suggestions

There are four simple parts we suggest be replaced yearly on Birchmeier Backpack Sprayers to ensure proper working conditions. All four replacement kits can be found at QSpray.com.

 

Gaskets & O-Rings Birchmeier Replacement Parts

Having spare gaskets and valve replacement parts on hand so you don't have to shut down business to wait for a small part is just smart.

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Think ahead and order replacements for your Birchmeier backpacks today from QSpray.com

Birchmeier: Multiple Tips - Multiple Purposes

At Quality Equipment & Spray, we think that equipment should serve multiple purposes. That is why the Birchmeier Backpack sprayer is our top recommendation. 

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At QSpray.com we carry all the tips and all repair parts, sprayers and kits should you ever need them for your Birchmeier backpack sprayer.

Check Out the Birchmeier 6ft Brass Extension Wand

"If my arms were just a bit longer..." Get the new Birchmeier 6ft Brass Extension Wand you won't have to worry about not being able to get those just out of reach areas.

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A Replacement Birchmeier Lid Gasket Is a Good Idea

Replacement Birchmeier backpack lid gaskets are something you should have on hand. Visit QSpray to make sure you have extras when you really need one. Avoid unnecessary and costly work stoppages by thinking ahead and being prepared. At http://goo.gl/ayKjm1 we carry the replacement lid gaskets and all Birchmeier replacement parts and repair kits you may need.

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The Birchmeier Backpack Comfort Kit

The new Birchmeier Comfort Kit added to sprayers, makes the job a little easier on your back. We know this will help make your back feel better after a long day on the job. Upgrade your sprayers today.

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When to Replace Your Birchmeier Check Valve

It is always best to keep your Birchmeier backpack sprayer in good working condition. If you’re having trouble pumping up your Birchmeier backpack, it could be that the check valve.

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Birchmeier Backpacks - Maintenance Required

Birchmeier backpacks are the best backpack sprayers available and will last many years with proper use and maintenance.  One of the parts that wears out on the Birchmeier Backpack Sprayer is the lid gasket.  This is the large o-ring in the lid that prevent chemical from dripping down your back.
The lid gasket should be replaced once a year or when it fails.  How will you know when it fails?  Your Birchmeier is covered in chemical and your back is wet.

This photo shows a Birchmeier lid gasket that is clearly past its prime.  Don't live with a leaking backpack, replace this gasket. It is a good idea to keep an extra one in the office so you have it when you need it.  Purchase authentic Birchmeier replacement parts.

Backpack Sprayers - Cheap Doesn't Save Money

Backpacks sprayers are great tools for pest control & weed control.  Backpacks range from $50 at the home store to $250 for a top of the line Birchmeier Backpack to over $400 for an electric model that doesn't require pumping.
When buying your backpack, don't look just at price.  This is especially true for professionals relying on a backpack sprayer for their livelihood.  A cheap backpack that fails or for which there are no replacement parts does not save you money.  Here is a photo of a cheap backpack.   

Client bought a cheap backpack.  It stopped spraying; they brought it to us for repairs because they couldn't find parts.  We couldn't find parts either.
One look and we found a serious design problem.  The spray hose connection to the pump mechanism is seriously flawed, causing the hose to kink.  The kink restricts water flow, which means the tech has to pump harder and the pump will not last as long as it should.
The correct design would have included an elbow so the hose didn't kink.  The elbow would have added a couple of dollars to the cost of the sprayer so it was left off by the manufacturer.
When buying a backpack, look for quality construction, good availability of replacement parts, good design for use and ease of service.  For these reasons, I personally like the Birchmeier Backpack sprayers. 

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