Apparatus for distributing fluids below soil surfaces

Planting – Drilling and broadcasting – Main and auxiliary frame machines

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239159, 239176, 239281, 239287, 239550, 239590, A01C 2302, B05B 120

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040096661

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for injecting a fluid below a soil or turf surface includes a handle with a support rod attached thereto, and a plurality of nozzles carried by the support rod, each nozzle forming a stream of fluid passing therethrough. Each nozzle is provided with a skid having a curved surface for low friction contact with the soil or turf surface and for holding the nozzle out of contact with the surface. The apparatus is provided with a pump which cooperates with the nozzle to inject the fluid substantially below the soil surface.

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