15-Gallon ATV Broadcast Sprayer - 7ft Swath, 2.2GPM, 70PSI Max

Easy to assemble. Had extra bolts, but missing nozzle parts. Sent email regarding the missing items - had response in a couple of hours and parts in a couple of days. I have run one 15 gallon tank spraying small pasture - works well.

Easy to assemble, design works great, covers good

The wand leaks, but I expected that because many other reviews mention this. I've ordered a (hopefully) better wand. Otherwise, this thing works great, nice spray pattern, eyeball estimate says a good solid 10 foot pattern. Time to go to war with the blackberry and cockle-burr weeds in my pasture.

I got this sprayer to spray herbicide on my hunting trails. It took me about 45 minutes to an hour to assemble and put on my SxS. The boom is adjustable as well as the nozzles. I was able to 'side spray' the brush that grows into the trails as well as adjusting the nozzles to later cover the trail.I would recommend filtering the water through cheesecloth. I had a small bug get into the tank and it clogged a nozzle - which I was able to clean out by disassembling the nozzle.The manufacturers customer service is responsive if you have any issues. I had the lid crack while using the sprayer - contacted the manufacturer and they immediately responded and then mailed me a new part.Overall - it is a great value for your money compared to other sprayers. My only regret is not getting a bigger version - the 14 gallon version goes quick. I should have opted for a 30-ish gallon capacity version.

took a while to assemble, but once done, i filled it with plain water and it sprayed exactly as it should. I mounted it on the back of my 2000 yamaha big bear and i'm just waiting for the herbicide to arrive and i'll try it out. So far, everything seems great. It appears to be sturdy as well.READ the instructions.I'm not sure what issues others have had, but the assembly was easy, the parts went together without any hassles. Once i actually use it, i'll edit this comment.So, here it is spring time, I get the sprayer out to use it, and the wand handle began leaking all over my hands. It developed pin hole leaks on the handle. I attempted to patch them, which seemed to work, but then the actual want began blowing out of the handle! No matter what i tried it would not thread back in and hold...the pressure kept blowing it out. I had to wrap the threads with teflon tape and attempted to thread it back in. That worked temporarily but that too began leaking. I'm disappointed with the quality of the handle, especially if you're using chemicals and you get sprayed with them because of these leaks.It's not even one year old, I stored it in a warm place during the winter, it's just a bad part on this sprayer. Unfortunately my return date has passed. I bought this back in 8/15/2023, used it once last year and this is what i have now. This 30 day return thing sucks....this should have a one year warranty. Be careful buying this,So, who do i contact to get a replacement handle and hose, since they are all one part?

I got it put together easily. The instructions are better than expected but most of the assembly was very intuitive.Once I had it all assembled, I strapped it into the loader bucket of my little compact tractor. This took three ratchet straps and a little redneck ingenuity, but it works. I played with the height and angle of my loader bucket to get the coverage I wanted.The pump and valve assembly has a bypass that recirculates the liquid in the tank! Great for mixing! Just make sure the sprayer wand and bar are shut off and turn the pump on! Your stuff will get mixed in a jiffy!I've put 30 gallons of mixed weed spray through this unit and it worked flawlessly so far.

This spray kit is very complete and relatively inexpensive. The spray pattern is pretty good and I get about a 6-7 foot switch of pretty evenly distributed fluid. It has worked well to spread herbicide on my riding arena, driveway, and some trails.Every time I have used it, I will run it dry on my last spray run. The next time I use it, I will have had to prime the pump each time. It's not hard. Just fish the pickup tube out of the tank, elevate it and feed the tube with a funnel filled with water, remove the pressure regulator, and blip it off and on a few times until water flows, then button it up and off you go. It's messy, and depending on what you're spraying, maybe unhealthy.Once primed and running it works great, but why they use a pump that does not self-prime (at least for me) is a mystery to me. I think a lot of the negative reviews of this product come from the fact that it does not self-prime easily, or at all, and people give up on it.

Perfect for the job that is a little too small for a tractor sized sprayer but too large for a backpack, wheeled, or carried model. Crazy to say, but can hardly wait to spray weeds and/bugs.