REALWORK4-Gallon Backpack Sprayer with Padded Shoulder Strap for Pests & Weeds, Watering Garden, and Spraying Plants, in Translucent White

Awesome sprayer. Easy to hold pressure. Great value for the money and very functional. Gives adjustment capability

If U are looking for 1 find 1 that has a releaf valve. The sun if out can put to much pressure. When used let pressure out. It works fine

The sprayer came and was missing the little nut that secures the wand to the sprayer handle.Asked Amazon to send me one, but not sure they got the message.It worked fine, but without that nut to seal the connection, it squirted out a little thewhole time I used it. Guess I could try to seal it up with some kind of glue, but would reallylike the missing nut, if possible.

You often wonder about items you guess may work, these spray pumps are first class and a real value. They are built solid, easy to use and cost about 1/2 of what I find at the Big Box Hardware stores. Exactly what I was looking for to mix a pesticide in one and weed killer in the other. I suggest ordering the warning labels if you want dedicated sprayers, like I did. But this product is solid, heavy duty and small enough, at about 1-1/2 gal to mix a small batch at a time. We have spiders and blackberry bushes to spray, so I store the leftover mix for future use without worrying about leaks or damage. A 10!

Spraying weeds. Easy to use

I have had several sprayers this one is my new favorite. It came in the box ready to go and had some extra parts and spray tips. You press the Handel down or can lock it. The pressure is good and a good build quality with many functions on the sprayer tip. Ita not too heavy and the straps help distribute the weight. Over all grat value for my money and and would recommend to anyone who needs one

Package came but one of the spray tanks did not have the spray head in it, does not work without end, water just runs out. Trying to get another spray end but having problems getting it done.

Maybe you, like me, have discovered that a one-gallon pump sprayer is ridiculously not up to the job of spraying all of your flower beds and gardens.How much trouble is this to set up, tighten properly to hang on my back, be able to pump easily?Enough for me to appreciate all the guys that have to schlep something like this around for a living. The only way this getup is "one size fits all" is with having to muck around with slip-straps and choosing appropriate nasty words like an incantation. Well, at least me. I hate slip-straps. If you have worn a well adjusted backpack for camping, this is not the same thing, unfortunately.If you are older, have seriously achy muscle groups or bones that move louder than a squeaky gate, consider what you are planning to buy and use. Nothing dramatic to consider other than you will be carrying an awkward 35 pound or so sloshy backpack around your yards I'd strongly recommend a dress rehearsal with yourself. Joan Baez music is optional. I'd recommend that you also test-use this beastie. It'll give you a chance to check how tight the backpack belts are, and more importantly, give you a chance to pump air into the tank as you move through your gardens. I thought I was golden until I tried to pump the tank and found out that keeping the shoulder straps lose, to push more of the weight lower on my back, made it completely unwieldy trying to pump the tank, and in fact, almost set me rolling as the weight moved its way up and over as I tried to adjust it to the side to be able to get at the pump handle easier.If you are left-handed, you will see how "just moving the handle to the other side" did us no favors. Suffer with "all of the above," like me? I warm my arms up slowly, then quicker, as my muscles come alive. One thing I take to heart: Getting the angle of the handle useable and not straining my arm muscles to be difficult.As far as filling, using and cleaning out the unit to be easy and straightforward.Am I happy with this purchase? Yes, as the dust has settled and I have used it a few times, I am very happy that I bought this.