I can live without a side sprayer (and did for a year during the reno as the temporary house didn't have one). I could live without most of the things in my new kitchen--pulldown faucet, MW drawer, trash pullout, soap dispenser, two ovens, drawer bases, warming drawer, pantry, prep sink, garbage disposal, six burners, a hood that vents outside, a fridge that doesn't ruin my food, and three windows. But...I wouldn't be a happy Breezy. All of those things in my list, including the side sprayer, make all the hours a day I spend in the kitchen easier and better. That said, if YOU can live without spray that's all that matters.

Hi may_flowers, I barely manage with my 24" sink. I put in the new faucet a year or two ago when my old one died, and at the same time I put in a new, stainless steel, drop-in sink to replace the original 1956 porcelain / cast iron one, plus a new garbage disposal. But I didn't replace any cabinets, so I couldn't put in a larger sink. I'm looking forward to putting a big Blanco Supersingle sink in my new house. :-) In hindsight, I should have done more. At the time I wasn't sure if I was going to remodel the house or sell it, so I just wanted something to tide me over. But now I may have to do a cheapo kitchen remodel to make it easier to sell this place once the new one is finished. Right now it mostly has the original 1956 kitchen, including an oven that looks like it came from the set of "Back to the Future". The rest of the old house is great, though. Laura

I already kind of tried that but the sink is so much thicker where the main hole is- not thinking that will work.I'm afraid it would crack. The sink is thinner where you can chisel out holes- I think it's designed for chiseling. This post was edited by wolverine2 on Thu, Aug 29, 13 at 6:12

At this point, my plan is to build a small "cage" out of angle iron with a sleeve hitch yoke welded to it and a few clips for the boom. Then I can just drop the sprayer into the "cage", hook it up to the boom and start riding around. I modified a standard pull behind Brinly core aerator last year for sleeve hitch attach and it's been great, no more getting off every time you have to cross the driveway.