R200 2-Gallon Compression Sprayer for Pros Applying Weed Killers, Insecticides, and Fertilizers

It's a great quality sprayer and it handled 30% concreted vinegar just fine. All of the parts seem sturdy and I appreciate the pressure release valve so I do not get blasted in the face by the pressurized contents when I unscrew the handle. I also appreciate the carry harness was walking around the yard.

I purchased this sprayer about a year ago, and just purchased a second one. I have multiple sprayers so I don't cross contaminate...i.e one for grass / all vegetation killer, one for weed killer in the grass, and one for my garden (bugs & etc). Anyway, after purchasing a year ago, this has been my # 1 sprayer and have it allocated to use for all vegetation killer....Can't afford "leakage" or to have anything drip out of the tip, because whatever the fluid touches, it kills. This sprayer doesn't leak anywhere and when you stop spraying, it stops immediately. In addition, it has many adjustments for various mists and etc. I also like that you can snap the wand on the side and it has a catch spot on the bottom. The pressure release valve is very high quality. The spray seals nicely and doesn't take much to pump it up. Consequently, I used much "cheaper" made sprayers for my other two applications....Weeds in the grass and bugs in my garden....Figured it wouldn't matter as much if they leaked and etc...or had pressure please. However, I came to the conclusion that this sprayer is SO MUCH better and not that much more expensive, I would gradually replace my other two sprayers with this model....One at a time. I plan on buying a third one next month, or having one for each application. Sure, I could really clean it out and etc, but so much easier to keep one dedicated for each task. Unless you want to pay $300+ for an elite model, this sprayer is the best price to quality ratio on the market. Highly recommend!

I operate a lawn care business, and own several types of sprayers. I needed an inexpensive hand-held unit for light insecticide applications on ornamental trees that range in height from 5 feet to 25 feet, so I bought this one because I could tell from the picture that it was shaped like a bell, ( for standability) and had viton seals. I figured if they designed all of that into a small 2-gallon sprayer, it would be better than other ones that cost around $20 and would fall over as soon as you placed them in the truck or on the trailer deck. This one also has a superior seal around the plunger which offers a low pump -stroke for maintaining pressure, a built in wand bracket that keeps the hose/wand from laying at your feet and risk getting damaged, and a rigid wand rather than a flimsy plastic one that winds up bending. If you do a lot of gardening and property maintenance, spend the xtra $20 and buy this one.

Great pump sprayer

My husband is our pest control guy. We buy the commercial-grade stuff. This sprayer is excellent. He's very pleased with the functions and features. It's heavy-duty and durable. Would recommend!

This is a great pressure sprayer. Really like the base which keeps it from tipping over! The selection of different nozzles is nice. Quality of sprayer wand is excellent. Extremely pleased with this Smith sprayer, had one prior that was almost 30 years old! So I stuck with the Smith brand!

I started with one of the home depot brand sprayers - stay away from those. The inside pump thing stopped making pressure, so I decided to upgrade to a chapin, which I also got on here. It's a really great sprayer, I still have it and use it for things sometimes, but it doesn't have a release valve, which is OK but not ideal. Then I saw this bad boy - metal wand, other bits and bobs and do-dads... all for an affordable price. How could I resist? Well, spoiler alert - I couldn't, I bought it. And man am I happy with it. I have a rockscape yard that, despite the ground cover underneath, sprouts up little weeds and grass and stuff (it's 8 years old, what are ya gonna do), so I'm out killing those little boogers every couple of months through spring and summer, and this thing does a great job. The tip is super adjustable. It has a release valve. Everything is constructed really well. Every time I grab it, I think to myself, "I really am glad I have this thing." And it never disappoints. You can't put a price on that.

I bought one a year ago and I like it much better than the less-expensive Chapins I have been getting locally. 1. The wand is longer than other sprayers and easily reaches the tops my fruit tees. If used for herbicide I would not have to hunch over as I walk and spray. 2. The hose is also long. 3. I have had horticultural oil in it for a year and have had no clogs. 4. The wand fits securely into the gizmo that holds the wand, and does not fall out (like every other sprayer I have). 5. I have never needed to unclog the nozzle. I have only used the brass circular spray nozzle, but the sprayer comes with a variety of other shapes. This sprayer costs more than the other sprayers I have been buying, but I expect it to last longer and give me less frustration. I am ordering two more.