Bought this sprayer to put on my Arctic Cat several months ago mainly to spray 2-4-D and triclopyr on several acres of poison ivy in our pecan orchard on the river bottom. What I like: • Fairly easy to assemble. I ran into no notable snags. All parts were accounted for and fit relatively well. • Perfect storage capacity (25 gal) for my job (approximately 4 acres). You wouldn’t want to put much more weight on the back of a midsize ATV. • Instructions were better than most but far from the best I’ve had - it would be helpful to have larger diagrams. If you don’t have young eyes, you may want to have a magnifying glass handy. However, the text is almost all you might need and is ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL to read to ensure proper operation of the rig. If you haven’t used something like this before and just wing it, you will wind up burning up the pump or gumming up the nozzles and ruining your investment. Be absolutely sure to follow recommendations for proper cleaning and storage. This will save you unnecessary heartache and insure that the sprayer is ready the next time you need it. • The springs in the spray arms work flawlessly, bending rather than breaking something whenever I hit a snag or small branch. Easily pulled/extended out again. • Easily adjustable spray height • Spray nozzles worked very well - nice fine mist - even with a fairly thick solution of herbicide. • Handheld sprayer is very useful and has a long hose so that you can hop off your ATV and spray in a 10-15 feet radius before having to reposition the vehicle. • Plastic for the tank is translucent making it fairly easy to see the level of fluid inside. • The rocker switch to turn the pump on/off is a must-have life saver and comes with plenty of cord making it easy to position and connect with the external battery you’ll need to power the rig if not connecting to the battery of your ATV. • Speaking of the battery, I use a separate, discrete battery for the sprayer. Although it is used and only 6 or 8 amps, it runs the pump confidently and continuously for a good hour to hour and a half or so. After that, power begins to wane. What I don’t like: • Difficult to drain. I actually bought a 1” fitting, drilled a hole and installed on the bottom edge of the tank opposite of the pump. This makes it SOOOOOO MUCH faster and easier to clean and drain the tank! Why isn’t something like this a standard feature?? One competitor actually has a separate, removable mixing tank that makes clean-up a cinch. Borrowing that innovation would be a HUGE time saver. • The pump, while it mostly keeps up, seems slightly anemic at times. Be sure to prime it before use, if possible. • There is no quick way to attach/detach the whole rig. It would be worth paying extra for if there was a system that allowed you to click in and out somehow. As it is, I just leave the rig attached full time to my ATV for now. Glad I installed my gun rack on the front of the vehicle instead of the back where the sprayer has to sit. • While the hand sprayer is quite useable and features a long-ish hose, the hose itself is fairly stiff and I am a little worried I might accidentally break the fitting where it attaches if I’m not careful. Hasn’t happened (yet), of course, but some sort of pivot or additional anchoring system would be a welcome feature. • Although there are lines on the outside of the tank to inform you of the fill level, it is difficult to read. If these we painted or marked differently, it would be more useful. Final verdict: A solid but not perfect buy. Worth your hard-earned dollars.

No drain on tank. It’s a cheaper tank than you get when you by a Fimco sprayer elsewhere.