[LWC]

I used to own a shurflo years ago and sold it. Regret it now as it was really handy. So Looking to buy one again.

How does gardiner one match up to shurflo one?

[P @ F]

I got the gardiner v2 a couple of months ago , really good  bit of kit , cant really compare it to any other  , if thats of any help , US really aint I !

Rich

[Walter Mitty]

I used to own a shurflo years ago and sold it. Regret it now as it was really handy. So Looking to buy one again.

How does gardiner one match up to shurflo one?

If it's the shurflo that I'm thinking of (3 or 4 speeds governed by button press with button underneath the main body) then the current Gardiner offering is in a different league.  The current one is the best I've come across.  The handle is moulded on the backpack body (not as part of the lid like a prior model), the control of the flow rate is precise and there is even a switch that allows high or lower flow - great when you want an extra boost without altering the numpty's setting.  It even has a guage to show how much charge is left in the battery.  This backpack takes the best bits of the two previous Gardiner backpacks and puts them into one unit.  It's just as well really as I have been totally reliant on it for 5 weeks now while my van and system are in the garage.

[wfp master]

I used to own a shurflo years ago and sold it. Regret it now as it was really handy. So Looking to buy one again.

How does gardiner one match up to shurflo one?

some good ones here. http://www.johnhewitt.com/backpacks.htm

[LWC]

I used to own a shurflo years ago and sold it. Regret it now as it was really handy. So Looking to buy one again.

How does gardiner one match up to shurflo one?

If it's the shurflo that I'm thinking of (3 or 4 speeds governed by button press with button underneath the main body) then the current Gardiner offering is in a different league.  The current one is the best I've come across.  The handle is moulded on the backpack body (not as part of the lid like a prior model), the control of the flow rate is precise and there is even a switch that allows high or lower flow - great when you want an extra boost without altering the numpty's setting.  It even has a guage to show how much charge is left in the battery.  This backpack takes the best bits of the two previous Gardiner backpacks and puts them into one unit.  It's just as well really as I have been totally reliant on it for 5 weeks now while my van and system are in the garage.

Thanks, just the reply i was looking for.

[dazmond]

ive never used a shurflo but the gardiners v2 is good enough for me for the odd job i use the backpack.

[hennessy window cl]

i got a gardiner v3 and used to have a v2.The v3 is fantastic in comparison as i use it a lot for spraying ubik etc.

[Walter Mitty]

I used to own a shurflo years ago and sold it. Regret it now as it was really handy. So Looking to buy one again.

How does gardiner one match up to shurflo one?

If it's the shurflo that I'm thinking of (3 or 4 speeds governed by button press with button underneath the main body) then the current Gardiner offering is in a different league.  The current one is the best I've come across.  The handle is moulded on the backpack body (not as part of the lid like a prior model), the control of the flow rate is precise and there is even a switch that allows high or lower flow - great when you want an extra boost without altering the numpty's setting.  It even has a guage to show how much charge is left in the battery.  This backpack takes the best bits of the two previous Gardiner backpacks and puts them into one unit.  It's just as well really as I have been totally reliant on it for 5 weeks now while my van and system are in the garage.

Thanks, just the reply i was looking for.

I see that the word "numpty has been substituted by the auto censor.  In case it isn't obviouis, the word I used was spelt kay en ob 

[LWC]

  lol numpty fitted pretty well there. I didnt even notice lol!