Injector for soil treating liquids

Planting – Liquid or gas soil treatment – Hand manipulated

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111 89, 13762511, 172 22, A01C 2302

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040346862

ABSTRACT:
As the applicator is propelled about the surface to be treated, hollow spikes called tines or tongs are alternately thrust, vertically downwards below the surface and withdrawn vertically upwards. A bulk supply of treating liquid is maintained separate from the applicator, so the applicator is more maneuverable and less bulky. The supply is pressurized and supplied to the applicator via a high pressure hose line. The drive for reciprocating the tongs also powers a flow-dividing valve, which supplies the treating liquid to each of the tongs in turn, so that each tong liquid injects only when that tong is under the ground surface.

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