Chapin 2 Gallon Premier Pro Tri Poxy Steel Tank Liquid Lawn and Garden Pump Sprayer with Lock On Adjustable Nozzle and 5 Inch Wide Mouth Opening, Blue

This is worth the money. BUILT TO LAST. I could see how if you were putting something thicker in here to spray how people could have problems.... but for literally 99% of liquids this thing will get the job done. The ALL BRASS spray wand is what I was looking for. MADE IN AMERICA. Steel tank that wont break if dropped. Hell... the dents will make it look cooler down the road. If you need a quality product... This is it.

I expect the product I order to be delivered on time and in working conditions. Most businesses do this, and it is hard to distinguish them on this basis.A product problem is a chance for a company to distinguish itself as Chapin did for me. My last plastic prayer lasted only 1 season. I replaced it with the Chapin sprayer, as this one looked more durable.When it came, the pressure pump was leaking air and it wouldn't spray. As I had herbicide in it, I didn't want to return the sprayer. I wanted a new pump instead.I told the seller about my problem and the solution I wanted. After one exchange of emails, they sent it immediately. The part arrived and fixed my problem. It sprays great.In my opinion, this is a good company, offering good products, and with good customer service.

I was tired of buying cheap sprayers so I decided to pay 3 times the money to get a good one. And it looked good. The can is solid metal. The hose is thick. The sprayer and tip are metal. It worked great for about 60 days. Then the cheap plastic pump mechanism failed, so the can will no longer pressurize. Of course I’m just outside of the return window. I loved the idea, but ultimately this product was not worth the extra money.

Tank and plunger work good and it makes good pressure. Metal tank will be safe. But, the cooper spray nozzle...while it sprays good it gunk's up pretty easy. I clean it after each use....but after a couple of years it corroded and I am trying to find a new on. Other than that its a good sprayer...but its not light .

I went out to Walmart and got a spray can that was 100% plastic. It was labeled "Heavy Duty". I supposed their marketing guy laughed his ass off when he wrote that one. There was NOTHING heavy duty about it. The spray wand was about as wide as a pencil. The spray head was not adjustable, or able to be cleaned..... all plastic. It apperared to be a "use once and throw away" item. So...... I got online and found this heavy steel sprayer, built like they used to make them. Yeah,,, it cost plenty, but I still figure if it lasts like my other sprayers did, it is well worth the money. You get what you pay for. It is steel and brass where there should be steel and brass. I have used it a few times, and it is perfect for the job. If I was a bit fussy, I would say that the wand and the hose could both be a little longer, but it works fine like it is. If it needs to be longer, I can easily get a longer hose.

For the first few months this sprayer was magical. Awesome performer but wand started to fail the without much usage it bent and broke. Replaced the cheap thin brass with a stainless steel wand which will outlive this sprayer. It should have been sold with it.Now after 1.5 years, the pump handle does not hold any pressure any longer. I pimp and pump and all you hear is the air leaking from the center in the rod / handle. All I see are bubbles.Very disillusioned as I have bought many sprayers before and this was a splurge due to wasting time and money with inferior sprayers. Now I have to stop my world to contact the manufacturer for a solution. Time I don't have.

The media could not be loaded. I live in a desert region and the plastic sprayers don't have a very long-life span. I got this in hopes of it outliving the other 2 for spraying weeds. It was impressive right out of the box. The can was sturdy, brass nozzles seem heavy duty and easy to adjust, pumper pressurized quickly. I really like the strong clip on the side to keep the nozzle together and organized. It was windy so in the video I used a stream, not a spray. It was pretty accurate and didn't drip...I hate drips... I would like to have seen a pressure release valve. I do recommend this for more heavy-duty applications or where durability is needed.

After having several bug companies come knocking on my door and before I made the mistake of saying yes to them I looked at some DIY options. After doing some on line research I got this sprayer, a bottle of Talstar for outside and a bottle of Transport for inside spraying. For the price of less than two treatments I got this professional grade sprayer and enough insecticide concentrate to treat my house and perimeter for several years.This sprayer is top notch in every way and being made from durable materials I can purchase and replace parts myself if needed. It applies the insecticide I am putting through it wonderfully and works exactly like I hoped it would. Two thumbs up from me for this sprayer.