Bought this sprayer for food plots. The sprayer itself works fine, but, as designed, the length of the axle/wheel width is too narrow, making it very top heavy and prone to capsizing. . Used it on a relatively flat 3/4 acre food plot, but it flipped twice and bent the angled steel holding the spray nozzles. I'm going to replace the angled steel piece with heavier duty angle.The diameter of the tires is, in my opinion, too small, which causes the front of the trailer frame to angle up quite a bit, even when towed by a medium-size ATV, which prevents me from filling the tank completely. I like the sprayer unit enough that I'm going to mount a wider axle and taller tires so it's more stable. I'm also using a County Line 12V spreader tail that plugs into a cigarette lighter-type outlet in lieu of the jumper cable type spring clamps. As is often the case, sometimes we have to innovate and modify our equipment to meet our needs.

The pump died on the second tank. I bought a Fimco pump to replace it with, and it works great. I recommend buying a sprayer that comes with one of their pumps.

Needs teflon tape around various threadings to prevent leaking. Has some plastic shavings that needed rinsed. Works great otherwise.

Purchased last Fall. Used maybe 3 times, worked as it should with no problems. Spring took it out of shed to use. Filled with water and fertilizer. Started out to field engaged sprayer and boom sprayer. Water coming from everywhere!! Handheld sprayer gushing at handle. Broken plastic at the seam. Defective merchandise, should be better!