I have used the sprayer for a few weeks now and overall, I like it. The first positive thing that I liked was the handles on top of the tank aided in lifting it into the UTV. The boom was of good quality and assembly was fairly straightforward. The hand wand works well. The only real knock came when I initially added water to test everything out - two of the nozzles were not putting out any spray. Finally realized that two of the anti-drip stainers were malfunctioning and not allowing any flow through. I put in some other screens that I had on hand, and the water then came out of all the nozzles. But of course, they two added ones allowed the continued dripping of water (and herbicide).

It's alright. Either the pump is undersized for a 7 nozzle boom or the nozzles are not right. It doesn't throw much product out to the side. Basically, it only sprays under the nozzles. Also, when folding boom in/out caution is required to not get hoses bound up. Because of the folding, the tubing at the joint seems to be permanently kinked. Maybe that explains weak flow at the outermost nozzles. On first use, nothing came out so I removed the filters and that worked. Seeing these reviews, I'll have to check the ball check valves. I use this at my hunt club and having 65 gallons on board saves a lot of time coming out of the woods to refill, so that's nice.

Fits perfectly in the back of my Polaris or tied down in bed of pick up. Very simple design. My son has used it about 10 times and not tore it up yet. Used for 2-10 acre spot spraying hayfields, fence lines, and army worms.

FIMCO 65 gallon sprayer with 7 nozzle boom arrived as scheduled. Fit perfectly in bed of my John Deere Gator. Easy to accomplish boom assembly. I sprayed 20 acres of pasture for weeds with boom and then sprayed fence line with handheld spray nozzle. Everything works as advertised. Money well spent; as a 3 point hitch sprayer cost 4 times the cost of the FIMCO unit.